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    Timing is EVERYTHING
    Thursday, January 28, 2010, 6:50 PM

    I think you can apply this saying to most things in life, but specifically for relationships: timing is everything. Too many times I have seen a relationship never start because one person is not ready for that commitment, or emotionally they have things they must do for themselves before getting involved. Then, a few years later, both people, who may have had a great relationship together, are now involved with other people simply because the timing wasn’t right for them in the first place. Can you really blame someone from that? So, for the singletons of the world, do we have to carry around a stopwatches, anticipating and just hoping that the person you admire will be ready when you start the clock?