It's just that one love too much and the other love too little. Whose standard?
I don't understand why is it that men usually are the ones to decide to start or end a relationship. They start off to go after a lady and cherish her till someday he gets tired and he makes the first move to ask for a break up. (Ok, I'm generalising, but that's what happen to most people around me...) So, I intend to be the one who intiate to start or end a relationship in future. (Ok, this is crap.)
But thinking in another way, why are there so many young souls starting BGRs at ages as young as Pri sch? How many of these early lives really know what they are giving away in exchange for something which wouldn't stay? If they knew then, will things turn out differently? Or if not, how regretful will one become when he/she look back their walk of life? I mean, was the effort in the realtionship worth what it really can produce in their love? But anyway, how many people nowadays seem attracting anyway?! So it isn't that hard to be a happy single!
I believe love grows love. Was massaging my grandma just now and listened to how she love grandpa and how grandpa love her. Their ways of loving is surely very different from a young couple, and theirs may seem less loving. But, if this kind of love can keep grandparents together till old age, isn't it good enough? Isn't this what we ask for? Isn't it better than short-crazy love? I remembered sharing with someone I once prayed for something not a normal person would. That is to let God reserve the worst that's going to happen to my future spouse for me to go through with. Dumb isn't it. But because just like in Charis, 患难见真情嘛!And that friend's reply was indeed insulting, "It sure is going to happen." (-..- Oookaayy...)
Sometimes it's not what you have to gain that is important, but what we have to lose. So don't grab too many things that doesn't belong to you at this instant because you will find yourself having to leave those you thought was yours. And you'll never know how lively childhood fun really is, the moment your heart out-grow your age. That's something you cannot find it back...