A Socratic Seminar (pt. 1)

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August 19

As people, we accept the love we think we deserve. Everywhere around us we see good people in relationships with questionable creatures. A person who think they don’t deserve the best or happiness they don’t look for someone who can make them smile, they get stuck with someone who doesn’t appreciate them because they think that’s all they should get.
Love is international, anyone can feel love if it’s for a person or an object. Someone can go a lifetime without being jealous of someone but loving is different. You can love to make yourself feel worthless, you can love to hurt others. Everyone understands love, if it’s wearing your boyfriends/girlfriends sweater to sniff their scent or that bright smile one gets when they see their favorite animal. 
We can’t decide one form or one right way to love and that’s what make it so pleasing. You can love in your own way and have comfort in that. What needs to be understood is that no one is ever gonna love like you do and you can’t expect your efforts to be enough. There’s always going to be more you can do and you shouldn’t stop because you think you don’t deserve better.

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