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Let me start by saying that this question has been brewing in my head for a few days, but that I still don't know exactly how to word it. It's also late. So please give me some slack if it seems to mean something that I didn't intend.
What I am wondering is if we as singles sometimes underestimate the work that is involved in growing a relationship. I sometimes pray that God will help me to find my special someone, but I wonder if I am actually doing my part in trying to talk to people, develop friendships, etc. I'm trying to be careful here because I don't want to imply that I think that if someone is single it is "their fault," but at least for me, sometimes I wonder... is it? How would you gauge whether or not you are meeting God halfway, as they say.
All of this is assuming, of course, that we are talking about people who are single but would rather be... err... un-single.
What I am wondering is if we as singles sometimes underestimate the work that is involved in growing a relationship. I sometimes pray that God will help me to find my special someone, but I wonder if I am actually doing my part in trying to talk to people, develop friendships, etc. I'm trying to be careful here because I don't want to imply that I think that if someone is single it is "their fault," but at least for me, sometimes I wonder... is it? How would you gauge whether or not you are meeting God halfway, as they say.
All of this is assuming, of course, that we are talking about people who are single but would rather be... err... un-single.