So, you see, to the “young” people, your life to experience a love lasting until “Death do us Part” is to take onboard the learning of patience. This will not be the same love as one from your parents but one whom can challenge you and make you listen to them as well.
The difference? The difference is this. You are going to love a woman/man you do not wish to lose. You will never lose your mother’s love, and you know this innately, but to lose your wife’s/husband’s love because of your own silliness and need to be right all the time, is not something you want to happen.
Therefore, when you meet this person, the person where all your future lies, hyou will say to yourself, ‘I do not wish to lose them.’
You may forget this occasionally, but you must also remember she/he knows how to dance. Sometimes, boys, you have to let her lead you, not the other way around.
This is how a true partnership works.
Kate Capewell - Ambrosia Wishes 
Strangely enough, I didn’t add the last piece, where the man says, “May I carry that part of your soul in me now?’ He asks this politely.
‘If you promise to take care of it,’ she replies. ‘As I have tried to take care of you.’
‘I say this now, as honestly as I am able,’ replies the small blue man. ‘I think now I know how to take care of myself, as well as others. While I agree you did know this of yourself all along, I did not know it of me. Thank you, aaya.’
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