To My Future Husband | The Odyssey Online
Start writing a post
Relationships

To My Future Husband

Do not forget the beginning, and why it is that we chose one another.

118
To My Future Husband
PassionForFashion

I wanted to start by thanking you for the amount of patience you must have in order to marry me. I will admit that I am a handful with a lot of dreams and little room for compromise. I know that my dreams for the future must be both beautiful and terrifying for those who are not in my head and are unable to see exactly what it is I do.

In all honesty, I want to commend you for being able to rope me in and keep me for yourself long enough to put a rock on my finger. You see, when a child is taught by a strong mother to be equally strong and a hard-working father to never give up on what they are chasing, you end up with a person who has a lot of independence, and not a lot of sense to stop and enjoy what is happening in the moment.

I will admit to not always seeing what is right in front of me. I blame this entirely on how exciting the future is, with all the things I would like to see and the experiences I would like to experience just out of my reach. I would like to apologize for all of the times my reaching for these may push you away, and hope that in these moments you hold me closer to your heart.

I also would like to apologize for all the times that I may question us. Although my dreams may be looking towards the future, my heart will always bring up the past. I am sorry that a boy that you have never met will have such an impact on how I love. All the times I ask you “Are you sure?”, as well as my initial reluctance to open myself up enough to simply state “I love you” are not because of you. I promise that everyday I am working hard to overcome those feelings of insignificance, and that regardless of them, I will still love you.

I may not show my love for you all of the time, as my mind tends to lead me off on adventures without a moment’s notice. I may push you away. I may test your patience. Just know that in those moments of self-doubt, while I put myself down and question your sanity in being with me, I do love you.

I apologize for the attitude I may give you, and for my wish to have things done in a very particular way. I am sorry for how exhausting it may be when I get upset over the smallest things that are honestly not worth getting myself worked up over. Thank you for acknowledging my passion, and for your ability to stop me in my tracks with that “are you serious right now?” look that you probably have way too much practice giving

I cannot promise that our life together will be perfect. After all, I am far from perfect. I am still trying to learn how to love myself and allow my heart to run free again. All I ask is that you be patient with me, and show me that you love me. I am good at running, and am sorry if I ever try to push you away. Please never let us go to bed angry, regardless of how tired we both are. Own up to your mistakes, as I will own up to mine. Do not forget the beginning, and why it is that we chose one another.

I can promise you that regardless of my fears, self-doubt, attitude, and stubbornness, that I have searched for you and will fight to hold onto you for the rest of my life. Because I love you.

Report this Content
This article has not been reviewed by Odyssey HQ and solely reflects the ideas and opinions of the creator.
girl with a hat

This is for the girls who have dealt with an emotionally, mentally, physically or verbally abusive father.

The ones who have grown up with a false lens of what love is and how relationships should be. The ones who have cried themselves to sleep wondering why he hurts you and your family so much. This is for all the girls who fall in love with broken boys that carry baggage bigger than their own, thinking it's their job to heal them because you watched your mother do the same.

Keep Reading...Show less
Blair Waldorf Quote
"DESTINY IS FOR LOSERS. IT'S JUST A STUPID EXCUSE TO WAIT FOR THINGS TO HAPPEN INSTEAD OF MAKING THEM HAPPEN." - BLAIR WALDORF.

The world stopped in 2012 when our beloved show "Gossip Girl" ended. For six straight years, we would all tune in every Monday at 9:00 p.m. to see Upper Eastside royalty in the form of a Burberry headband clad Blair Waldorf. Blair was the big sister that we all loved to hate. How could we ever forget the epic showdowns between her and her frenemy Serena Van Der Woodsen? Or the time she banished Georgina Sparks to a Christian summer camp? How about that time when she and her girls took down Bart Bass? Blair is life. She's taught us how to dress, how to be ambitious, and most importantly, how to throw the perfect shade.

Keep Reading...Show less
Student Life

11 Moments Every College Freshman Has Experienced

Because we made it, and because high school seniors deserve to know what they're getting themselves into

392
too tired to care

We've all been there. From move-in day to the first finals week in college, your first term is an adventure from start to finish. In honor of college decisions coming out recently, I want to recap some of the most common experiences college freshmen experience.

1. The awkward hellos on move-in day.

You're moving your stuff onto your floor, and you will encounter people you don't know yet in the hallway. They live on your floor, so you'll awkwardly smile and maybe introduce yourself. As you walk away, you will wonder if they will ever speak to you again, but don't worry, there's a good chance that you will make some great friends on your floor!

Keep Reading...Show less
laptop
Unsplash

The college years are a time for personal growth and success. Everyone comes in with expectations about how their life is supposed to turn out and envision the future. We all freak out when things don't go exactly as planned or when our expectations are unmet. As time goes on, we realize that the uncertainty of college is what makes it great. Here are some helpful reminders about life in college.

Keep Reading...Show less
Student Life

Top 10 Lessons I Learned My Freshman Year

The first year of college opens your eyes to so many new experiences.

69
johnson hall
Samantha Sigsworth

Recently I completed my freshman year of college, and boy, what an experience. It was a completely new learning environment and I can't believe how much I learned. In an effort to save time, here are the ten biggest lessons I learned from my first year of college.

1. Everyone is in the same boat

For me, the scariest part of starting school was that I was alone, that I wouldn't be able to make any friends and that I would stick out. Despite being told time and time again that everyone had these same feelings, it didn't really click until the first day when I saw all the other freshman looking as uneasy and uncomfortable as me. Therefore, I cannot stress this enough, everyone is feeling as nervous as you.

Keep Reading...Show less

Subscribe to Our Newsletter

Facebook Comments