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A RELATIONSHIP is not about having a handsome boyfriend or having a beautiful girlfriend.

A RELATIONSHIP is not about having a
handsome boyfriend or having a beautiful girlfriend. It’s not about looking for a perfect person because there isn’t any perfect person on earth.
It’s not about looking for a well off or rich person. MONEY CAN’T BUY LOVE.
A relationship is about finding someone who respects you, who cares about you in any way he/ she can afford, who understands you, who is proud of having you, who loves you the way you are.
Who is faithful to you, who knows how to comfort you, who knows to encourage you and who would accept the worst of you & who will go through everything without giving up on you.
Such people are very rare to find these days. If you have got one, just keep that person. Handle him or her with care, be honest & contented with that person and don’t ever think of hurting or letting down that special person.

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