Dropping the Invisible Relationship Columnist Veil
Heather has a Bachelor's Degree in English from Moravian College and has been freelance writing for more than 13 years.
Once a writer, always a writer I guess
Knowledge considered a powerful tool
To keep in the private weapons arsenal
When experience wasn't in this backroom card game
Surprised that my lack of familiarity hasn't backfired
Considered that a plus, even though one day it could happen
Suffered from perpetual foot in mouth disease
Opened it speak and both fee went right in up my kneecaps
Have been told by many that I seem to know a lot
About how to properly behave in a relationship
That may seem like the case, but it's not
Mostly based on instinct and woman's intuition
An ideal that dating or any relationship like a partnership
A combination of give and take that went both ways
Not going to always be that way
Some days one will give more than the other one
And the occasional disagreement will occur
On how one of them talks too much during movies
Every partnership had its share of pressures and strife
That lurked below the surface; how to handle it was the challenge
Going a year strong and have survived so far
No one has put on their blue suede running shoes as of yet
This pairing shared a lot of laughter, cuddling and playtime
More going on than just sheer tomfoolery and physical comfort
Neither party went into this looking for surface pleasures
Hard to define how two people from different phases and eras
Functioned together so well, but take it as a good sign
Age and supposed generational gaps are irrelevant
As long as there was enough common ground to stand on
Best to embrace the open road of this partnership
No matter what the terrain was or the road blocks that showed up
Make sure to bring enough Sour Patch Kids for the ride
We're sure going to need them.