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I Love You But...

It takes more than fate

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Everyone falls in love in different ways and at different paces.

In my experience, the timing has never been right. People would tell me "it's just bad timing" and I hated that. I was tired of things not working out in my favor and I always doubted God and found myself asking him "why" instead of saying,

"I'm not sure what's going on but I have to believe that you have better things in store for me and that I need to trust in you"

As I began to accept and pursue God's plan for me, he brought me somewhere I never would've imagined. I ust to be a believer in 'signs' or maybe for a better word 'fate'. Like meeting someone for instance.

Don't get me wrong, I'm still a believer in fate, but sometimes it takes more than just fate. That's where I think God comes in and has been coming into my life lately.

So today.

Today fate has brought someone back into my life, but as God has taught me, it takes a hell of a lot more than just fate for things to work out. But even then, things might not work out.

What I've come to realize is that sometimes no matter how hard you try to make things work that if it's not meant to be and if it doesn't help you grow closer to God, then it won't work. No matter if you love them or whatnot. That's one of the hardest thing, I think is, to have the strength to walk away from someone you love but know isn't the right one for you.

So slow down.

Enjoy life and all the little moments because God is there in those moments.

He's got you.

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