Your Love Story
Some people think they should write their love story for their children or grandchildren - that's not a bad reason. It is great to leave a legacy of love; but you should write your love story for the person who needs it most - You!
Whatever you’re feeling right now, I promise, taking this action will help you develop a deeper connection and appreciation for the love you’ve found. That may or may not seem like a big deal in the present moment; but, a time will come when you’ll wonder if you still feel the love you once did.
This exercise is all about writing a story that has the potential to transport you back to the place and time when the love you felt was new and exciting. So, when that question comes you’ll be able to confirm with great enthusiasm, “Yes. I feel it!”
Read This Before You Close the Window
There are many guides filled with helpful journaling prompts. You might be inclined to find a good list, briefly answer questions, and call that your story. I implore you not to give in to that temptation.
Taking the time to write your experiences in a true story format that includes a beginning, a middle, and an end will add a layer of intimacy and authenticity that a simple Q&A format doesn’t capture.
Writing & Reading your love story should be an enjoyable experience. So let's make that happen! It's important because the most frequent reader of your love story will likely be you. Turning your experiences into a story filled with personality, emotions, humor, and fond memories will make it a favorite treasure that you'll enjoy coming back to over and over again.
Yes, it will take some time. Yes, you can do it! And it's totally worth a little extra effort because your love story is the most important love story ever told.
