What happens when you meet the right person at the wrong time?

Is the (im)right time just an excuse?

Right person - wrong time. A phrase we often hear but rarely think about what it actually means. Most of us have already been in a situation where we met someone, fell in love, but due to various circumstances it just didn't work out. Maybe one of you was still too wrapped up in the past, maybe someone needed to focus on a career, or maybe you were both too scared of the power of your emotions.

Is it really that easy? Many believe that if someone is truly the right person, then there is no such thing as a wrong time. Love is supposed to overcome all obstacles, even those set by time. The right person is the one who is always with you in your mind and heart no matter what happens in life. It's not about whether the moment is right - if someone is truly right, then they become part of your schedule, no matter how crowded it is.

Love or the power of determination?

With the right person, you don't wonder if it's the right time. You just know she's the one and you're willing to do whatever it takes to keep that relationship going. They would change all plans to include her and together they would overcome any obstacles that came their way.

However, there are also those who argue that it is not always possible. Yes, sometimes external circumstances play too much of a role and that not everything depends only on the strength of emotions. We must admit that there are situations in life when, despite all the effort and love, it is simply not the right moment to start a new chapter. At the time, it may seem easier to blame time, but the truth is that if love was strong enough, it would probably overcome all obstacles.

So, is the right time really just a myth? When you meet the right person, time seems irrelevant. When you are with someone who is truly meant for you, all obstacles become manageable. Nothing matters except the two of you. And even though life may not be perfect and sometimes the world around you seems to be falling apart, the right person stays by your side and supports you no matter what the future holds.

We can conclude that the right time is truly subjective. It depends on how much you are willing to invest in your relationship and how determined you are to overcome all the obstacles that come your way. Maybe it's not time that determines whether a relationship will succeed, but the strength of your bond and determination to overcome whatever challenges come your way together.