I Thought He Loved Me
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🤷 I Thought He Loved Me:
We were so close that there was nothing we didn’t discuss, and we had great plans for the future, funny enough, we were in each other’s plans. He was always there for me so was I.
I received his call one morning with the claim that he had a big gist for me, I ran to his house which was a stone thrown away from mine just to hear the gist. Getting to his house, I was greeted by the sight of numerous wedding invitation cards on his cushion.
I picked up one of the invitation cards and after a glance, I discovered that he was getting married to one of the sisters in our church. Right in his house, I broke down and wept. I thought he loved me, I thought he wanted me to be his wife. The truth is that I had fallen deeply in love with him and I was waiting for him to pop the big question. I never knew he only saw me as a friend. #fiction#
I understand how painful the above scenario could be but we should learn the act of asking the Holy Spirit the role of whoever is trying to get close to you is. Knowing this will help you know how to set necessary boundaries as some people will come into your life and lead you on.
In your relationship with the opposite gender, learn to set necessary boundaries, there are things you shouldn’t do with someone who you have no intention to go into a relationship with. You should not be found using pet names or exchanging love words or messages with everyone you come in contact with, you never can tell whose feelings you might be awakening.
Before you fall in love with just anyone, ask God for who your partner is and the characteristics you should look out for. That would guide you in your relationship with people. In all your dealings, never toy with people’s feelings.
Thanks for reading,
I hope a life is touched.
I am Olowojesiku Deborah Iyanu
I help mend broken homes and relationships and help fight rape and injustice against the female gender.
