Some Have Gallons of Love. Others Offer Pints Only.

▼Dare to Love. But Choose Wisely.▼

THEME REIMAGINED: FOCUS, SUSANNAH FINCANNON

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We're all students of love. Some, it seems, are destined for the detention camps of love.

Sometimes by choice. Most times because of an inability to correctly choose, trust, or

yield to our gut instincts and turn away from the warning signs of pain and ultimate

disappointment. While it's still early. That's why in reimagining both the movie

& chosen theme, I paraphrased (in the blog's title) Bishop T.D. Jakes axiom'.

After all nobody knew what Samuel Ludlow's fiancée, Susannah Fincannon

was up against as she arrived by train to discover Montana. We live in

a world — a real world — with more runners than stayers. Cultures

selling the false proposition that a provider is THE ideal partner

or true love. To which Tyrese Gibson rightly retorts: “I have

enough money to 'put a ring on' 7 women ... My purchase

doesn't make me a husband. It makes me a provider ...

Big difference”. So, there's all that confusion about

what true  love entails. And then there is, I think

the wonderful reminder reflecting on what T.

D. Jakes says about some lovers seemingly

being capable only of “pints of love” as

opposed to the “gallons  of love” or

care one needs, or deserves. And

when we juxtapose that harsh

reality, often the cause of

disappointments and a

in lack of fulfillment

in relationships,

with Susannah's

ordeal, avoi-

ding pain

is likely

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(Other Iterations) (Follow the Dove)

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