“What is Your Concept of Love?”
by
Donald L. Vasicek
Writer/Filmmaker/Consultant
Olympus Films+, LLC
http://www.donvasicek.com
dvasicek@earthlink.net
From where did all of that stuff about love come?
The newspaper? Television? All media?
The movies? A poem? A love story in
book form? A love story in short story form?
How your parents taught you about love, or
was that socialized or conditioned you about
what love is? Your minister? Your priest?
Your friend? Perhaps the governor of your
state?
You get the point. Love comes from a host
of sources that make us what we are with
respect to love. Where love gets in the
way and causes pain, our emotional
intelligence also becomes involved.
Emotional intelligence? Yes, emotional
intelligence. Emotional intelligence
parallels emotional maturity. Emotional
maturity is how mature you act or
react when it comes to love. What
level of emotional intelligence/maturity
do you have?
Do you scream and holler at your loved one(s)
when you can’t have your way with them?
Do you stroke your lover’s face with the
palm of your hand? How is that you learned
to make your life all about yourself when it
comes to wanting to possess the one you
love?
Are you capable of letting go? Can you give
up your workout so that you can watch the
kids because your husband is going to a
football game?
How far will you go with love? What is love,
to you? Sex? A deep, passionate kiss.
A tap on the lips?
A love song? When you tell someone you
love them, what do you mean? What does
love mean to you? Think it’s authentic?
What is authentic love? Well, I’m jabbering
here. My point is, by going to the trouble
of learning all you can about love, you will
develop your concept of love. If you already
have a concept of love, you probably
wouldn’t be reading this. Whatever the case
may be, regardless of how long you have had
your concept of love, or you are seeking
your concept of love, you enhance your concept
of love by learning everything about yourself
and about love as you can. This approach to
love develops a concept of love that will
shelter and protect you if you lose the
one you love because you will know what
love is.
Donald L. Vasicek
Writer/Filmmaker?Consultant
Olympus Films+, LLC
http://www.donvasicek.com
dvasicek@earthlink.net
Posted: December 17th, 2008 under Other Musings.
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