Loyalty in a Relationship Will Stabilize It

Loyalty is not in the heart of a wicked person. Wicked people attract others like themselves. If you give your heart to a wicked person, it will be broken. 

It is not wise to fall in love with a wicked person. The mind of a wicked person is unstable. Therefore, it can never be trusted to do the right thing in a relationship.

If you work to establish a future with a wicked person, all of your efforts will fail.

Strong people do not earn their wealth to build a future of financial stability, to be shared with a disloyal person.  

Weakness dwells within the bosom of a disloyal person.

Loyalty Dwells in the Bosom of True Love

This is where you will find strength, and trust, that is the foundation of an everlasting relationship, with the person that is your soulmate. This person will never break your heart.

__ Ellen J. Barrier/Musician/Singer/Songwriter/Creative Writing and

  Author of The Price We Must Pay For Our Father' Sins

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Starting a Relationship under False Pretenses

Written by Ellen J. Barrier

To start a relationship under false pretenses, will open a pathway for trouble.
It is like building a house upon a weak foundation. It cannot withstand the storms.
A relationship that is built upon lies and secrets cannot survive.

The truth will certainly be revealed. As much as those who want to keep their secrets hidden, believe they are; the cover is going to come off. What goes on in the dark eventually have the light shone upon it. Therefore, when the truth is revealed, disappointments will occur.

Honesty is always the best policy between two people when starting a relationship. If there is any unpleasant things that have happen in the individuals past, it should be carefully explained. If a relationship begin with lies and secrets, it will continue to become weaken and will lead to unhappiness. Such behavior will destroy a relationship.

Sometimes the things that we do, can seem to be the right thing, at that particular time; but they can be a wrongful judgment made, that will be regrettable.

"How can this be wrong, when it feels so right?" Priscilla Emerson
From the novel: The Price We Must Pay For Our Father's Sins

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