(The odds of being hit by le coup de foudre are small, but at least it's not the only way to find true love)
We live in a world of instant gratification and that often means we end up being less satisfied.
Fast food doesn't compare to a meal that took hours to prepare.
Ready-to-wear clothes never fit as well as those that are hand tailored.
So just because a relationship takes some work on the parts of both people to come together, it doesn't mean that it is filled with any less passion than one that sparked at a first glance.
In the long run, it may actually provide a lot more heat than a relationship that starts off quickly but then peters out just as fast as it began.
ℒℴѵℯ that detonates like an exploding star
can disappear into the cosmos just as quickly.
Love that grows slowly may never burn
quite as brightly as a supernova,
but it may deliver more energy over the long run.
Remember:It only takes a little spark
to start a raging forest fire.
->from the book of Dr. Westheimer --"52 Lessons on Communicating Love"
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