There’s no specific time to fall in love!

One is not fully emancipated emotionally until they experience the empowerment of love!

By Stanley Collymore

 

I don’t want to alarm you but my personal feelings for you

have intensified dramatically over those past months that

I first met and have come to know you; and to be quite

honest with you it’s a fascinating development that

I’ve wholeheartedly welcomed. Too early you

could possibly and quite logically say in

response to this amorous declaration

I’m making for me to properly

assess my true emotions

towards you, bearing

in mind the short

time that we’ve

known each

other.

 

But while caution and circumspection are themselves

essential tools in helping to effectively gauge the

worthiness or even the sheer advisability of

embarking on a romantic liaison whatever its origins or the

circumspection of its time frame might be, the emergence and

reinforcement of true love thankfully does not come, nor

should that ever be the case, with a predetermined

analysis or prescripted guidelines on how one

should initially react or later behave

when lanced by the dart of love;

but rather instead welcome

with open arms this

pleasurable and

invariably

constructive

life-changing

intrusion into

one’s private life.

 

And that’s precisely what I’m hoping for in our case if you’ll

allow it. For I know with absolute certainty that I’ve

fallen deeply, excitingly and commitedly in love

with you and there’s nothing now or in the

foreseeable future that’s ever likely to

change how I feel about you, and

understandably want very much to encourage

you to do the same in respect of me, as

there’s no specific or optimum time

to ever fall in love; just the

 recognition that one

is in love!

 

© Stanley V. Collymore

9 August 2013.