Couple Life-A Game of Catch

We were playing catch with a ball — just a small, simple game. Sometimes he threw it far, and I had to stretch. Sometimes it came too close, and I had to bend. My body adjusted again and again, silently.

That moment showed me life.

In relationships, when one person keeps stretching and the other keeps throwing without care, adjustment slowly becomes exhaustion.

Adjustment is part of love, yes. But love cannot survive on one person’s bending alone.

When the ball is thrown straight - from one hand to the other - the destination is clear, the effort is equal, and the game feels light.

That is how life should be.

Two eyes seeing the same, two people reaching the same.

When vision is shared, there is less strain, less bending, less mending of a tired mind.

Couple life is not about perfect throws. It is about aiming for the same destination -again and again - so love feels like partnership, not a test of endurance.

test of endurance it is about patience, strength, and persistence over time. A challenge that pushes your limits and sees how much you can handle.