Love Ordinary
It’s a Relationship Thing
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PART OF A WHOLE If I am a whole person and I enjoy my own company, if I have my own money and my own place to lay my head. If now I can reproduce without the need for physical contact what do I need you for? The truth is I do not need you but you need me. I was designed to complete you to make you whole. We are each here for the emotional need of the other. There are areas where you may have gifts that are stronger than my gifts and there are areas where I have been given a stronger gift than you. But when we come together and flow in our gifts as one we should work together as a well organized team. When you are looking at what you brought to the team as compared to what I brought to the team we will not function properly. It is written that a man or woman who constantly compares what he has to others is unwise. If we did the same thing the same way something would be overlooked or left out. Our gifts and talents are life unto the members of our body. Comparing them is like the foot telling the eye that is was more important and worked harder. They all work together that I might be able to function as God intended. Yes one could function if a part was missing but the best way is for all the members to function together. Often times in a relationship one party may feel as though they are giving more than the other party and this may in fact be true but truly it is a trick of the enemy to hold your sight on the unfair and uneven distribution of talents and gifts given of the Lord. God Himself is in charge and if you take your issues to him he will either give you strength to endure or change your thinking concerning the matter he may even change the situation. But it may not be in the way that you are looking for so be careful how you complain and what you are asking from the Master of the Universe.
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About the Book
When I started writing this book I had a broken heart. I was in pain; I was suffering. I had been disappointed before, but I had never had my heart broken. It was a crushing and painful experience. As this book goes to print, I am no longer broken in spirit or heart. One man broke my heart; another whom I was calling on and believing in all along gave me hope and a renewed spirit. I now understand what is meant by the phrase “hurting people hurt other people.” Even more so, I understand and believe in His ability to bring an end to an issue where we see no end in sight. I can truly say I am better and not bitter over the whole experience. I can say that I am able to love freely again. These short stories are both my joy for my husband and my pain from his actions as well as my calls on a higher power to help me through.
About the Author
SHARON W. PERKINS, a native of Montgomery, Alabama, eventually relocated with her family to Northwest Indiana where she blossomed into a uniquely beautiful and intuitive young woman. She continued to grow and explore as she went off to college at Indiana University (IU), Bloomington. There she became a focused and educated woman ready to make a diff erence in the world.
Upon her return from IU, while shopping at a local supermarket, she was reunited with an old boyfriend -- now her husband. The adventure to life’s lessons and blessings began with this journey, which she chose to share with the man she held a special place for. During life’s journey they grew together through the many trials and tribulati ons that this road we all travel together carries. Completing many dreams, they were gift ed with Kismet, Josef and Jheremy along with the immeasurable knowledge gained simply from the experience of this journey.