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The heart is always hunting and seldom is the mind at rest. Contentment, if it even exists as a pure state, is fleeting and short. So the "relationship" one ends up with may not be the love and affection they are still searching for.
I think in our younger years, we enjoy the chase more. We have not yet learned to savor what life offers. Always searching for greener grass. As we get older we realize our choices, and chances, for contentment are getting few- so we are more apt to settle for what we have, We have learned complacency and how to take life for what it is.
I think in our younger years, we enjoy the chase more. We have not yet learned to savor what life offers. Always searching for greener grass. As we get older we realize our choices, and chances, for contentment are getting few- so we are more apt to settle for what we have, We have learned complacency and how to take life for what it is.