I have always loved puppies. I have been wanting to get one for a while now. I am sort of obsessed with puppies. As a child, I always had a puppy as a pet. My first dog was a black and white mutt named Oreo. He was adorable. I have not owned a dog since I was a freshmen in high school. There was Cotton, Rocky, Lexus, and Grey. All dogs that I loved. All dogs that I missed when they were gone. I think that's why I haven't owned a dog since Rocky. He was hit by a car. His death was rough on my brother and I. But, in the last few years, my thoughts on dogs have changed again. I am really looking forward to having on again.
I absolutely love peekapoo's and toy maltipoo's. They are the cutest puppies I have ever seen. Both are a relatively new breed of dogs. Maltipoo's are a mix of maltese and poodles. While Peekapoo's are a pekingnese and poodle mix. Both stay relatively small in weight. They will get no bigger than 10 pounds and no taller than 15 inches tall. They do not shed much hair, which is a plus for a person with allergies like myself. They look like a lot of fun. Whenever I am in the mall, I am drawn to the pet store to see if they have any in stock. I love looking at them.
I know that in my next residence tat I will become a dog owner again. I simply canot wait. I already have a name picked out for my pet. I prefer a male puppy too. I don't know about training a puppy and housebreaking one. but, I am sure that I am up for the challenge. Sooner rather than later, I will be buying a puppy. These pictures are only a few that I found of these cute puppies. What kind of puppies do you guys like? Any dog owners out there who want to share their stories with me? Let's get into it!
I consider myself to be a very independent woman. I was raised to do things for myself. I'm good at that. But, I also know that I can bend and let down my guard for the right person. I love to be wanted and needed. It makes me feel alive and vibrant. Why wouldn't I want to be wanted and needed? Love is a verb, an action word. It's more than a feeling. It just is. And to be wanted by someone who loves you is virtually unexplainable.
I've never said I didn't need a man. Who doesn't want to feel needed? That's a part of love being needed. I am mature enough to realize that women need men and vice versa. God created Eve from Adam. To me that implies that men and women are meant for each other. I'm very traditional when it comes to certain things. This whole "I'm too independent so I don't need a man" movement is dumb. I don't get it. I can't condone it or readily stand behind it. Once I realized that I wanted to get married and have kids, I knew I needed a man. I also knew I wanted a good man. I did not look for him. I know enough to know that God would not create my soulmate and not allow me to meet him. I had faith in my faith. Whatever that God has for me, is for me.
I don't need a man for financial reasons or to just share my bed. I need my man to love me, to share my life with, to complement me, to have my back and be my friend. I need that. I want that. I deserve that. And, I want my man to want me in the same ways. That is the lifelong partner that I desired. I've received that love. He is all of that to me and more. I hope he knows how much he is wanted as well as needed. I cherish this love because its precious and its all ours. It does not show a sign of weakness to admit that you want and need someone. It shows that you are alive and living. We all want and need others. It's just that simple to me.
