The Dixon Rule (Campus Diaries, #2)

by Elle Kennedy

“Admitting that you’re weak sometimes doesn’t mean you’re not strong. It means you’re human.”

“Anyway, that’s what I’ve learned after two decades of marriage. Value your woman. Respect her. Show interest in her interests. And hopefully she does the same for you.”

Two way street, you both cross to each side together hand in hand. Sometimes one must lead and the other follows, trusting you have each other no matter what.

But I don’t want to miss out on a relationship with you just because we’re completely different people. Like, we must have something in common. Some common ground. I just don’t think we’ve tried hard enough to find it.”

Some people really let opportunity pass them by for whatever reason.

Christ, I love this woman with all my heart. Being with Diana is like discovering a piece of myself that I never knew was missing. She makes me want to be the best version of myself, not because I feel like I have to impress her but because she inspires me to be better. I don’t regret my time with Lynsey. I needed it in order to grow into who I am today. But man, I see the difference now. I see the importance of picking the right woman to do life with. Preferably someone who can make you laugh your ass off.

Paths are meant to go down for a reason, good or not so good, we learn from it, all; about others, life, and most importantly about ourselves. Some people are meant to be in our lives and others are only for a season. The lasting ones are the changes that are important and essential to our fibrous growth.