His Empty Promises

He makes beautiful promises during courtship and wants you to trust that he'll fulfil them. You do, but will he?
He and you have compromised to accept one another's virtues and flaws. You do, but will he?
He expects you to stay faithful and loves him only. You do, but will he?
He expects you to understand his difficulties and hectic lifestyle. You do, but will he?
He expects you to let him know what you are busy with. You do, but will he?
He expects you to embrace him with love and passion. You do, but will he?
He expects you to shower him with heart-warming gifts. You do, but will he?
He expects you to accept his friends and listens to their life stories. You do, but will he?
He wants you to love his family as much as you love him. You do, but will he?
He wants you to make time for him. You do, but will he?
He wants you to be there and listens to him. You do, but will he?
He promised he'll call and asked you to wait. You do, but will he?
He promised he'll never make you cry and wants you to believe him. You do, but will he?
He promised he'll tell you everything and wants you to entrust him. You do, but will he?
He promised he'll change to the better and asked you to have faith in him. You do, but will he?
He promised he remembers your needs and wants like how you remembered his. You do, but will he?

If love can work out with definite solutions like mathematics, can someone please do the maths. If high risk equates to high returns, does it applies to relationship too?
If the demand of love is greater than the supply of love, how do we recuperate this deficit?
If love fluctuates like a stock market, can we buy or sell anything to prevent losses?
If precautions and measures can be taken to improve economy, are there any to be taken to improve relationship?
If we can live life alone, can we just abandon love and be happy?