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The One


It is the premise of every romantic comedy,

the high-pitched conversations of high school girls,

and the deep, dark secret hopes of the boys,

finding The One.

The One that you are meant to spend eternity with

the person that will be with you through it all.

 

It is different for everybody

But there is that perfect combination,

that no safe cracker or chemist could predict,

that makes a person The One.

 

The relationship with The One is electric,

and secure as any bank treasury.

You can release all your fears and worries and insecurities,

and be heard and loved not despite these things,

but because they make you, you.

 

There is trust with The One,

the type of trust that doesn’t need to be spoken,

even though it sometimes it is,

It’s a trust that can endure anything,

it is there in the highest mountains and the lowest valleys.

 

With The One,

nothing is a subject that can’t be talked about,

whether it happens immediately or deep into the future,

The One will always be open to talk,

And communicate about the things that

Make a person sad, happy, excited, mad,

Or a combination of that and everything in between.

 

A common misconception with The One,

Is that there will never be any doubts or wavering,

This is something that will most certainly happen with the one,

just as there is with any relationship,

but with The One,

these doubts will be overcome

by the commitment that comes to each other,

between a person and The One.

 

Every person in the world has The One out there waiting for them,

there may come times when a person seems to be The One,

but then take off the mask,

and it is okay to move on alone waiting for

The One. 

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