Where does the idea: to be reach its fork in the road?
As I sit here listening to
florence + the machine I've realize the crucial importance of love. Whether we give it or receive or just leave it alone. Where can I find it though? In high school, the one thing we think we can find is love. But it's so slippery so hard to catch...and is it really catching we're doing, or is it that we stumble upon these things.
If you've never been in love as a child, here's how it goes: you see him/her, you don't know why but you feel something, soon you become unbelievably comfortable, then voila! love.
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OK, that crude description is NOT how it goes haha, but for most people you meet someone you really REALLY like. Someone that will be there all the time...Well I don't think it's the process I sat down to talk about. I wanted to know how you KEEP it together. How you pull up your pants and buckle down to business and actually make it work.
Maybe we should stop searching for love, just stop it. If we enjoy the period of individuality, we may gain tolerance which is necessary in a relationship. We gain respect, virtues that are necessary in a healthy relationship. Also we find ourselves, we find who we are, what we want...blah blah blah.
My worst fear: Waiting. Waiting then nothing comes. My parents tell me there will be so many guys throughout life. But I want him NOW! Another thing we need to work on people: patience. What my parents said will most likely be true, and why am I worrying? I'm too young to feel as if I need someone else to take care of me and someone I need to take care of. I mean I have two parents and three siblings and my friends that love me so so so so much, why do I need that extra?
Most likely, I need that extra to feel extraordinary. It's hard being normal, OK looking, and best friends with one of the most gorgeous people anyone will ever see. I just want that one person to pop up and be like HERE I AM! But as I said earlier, patience.
And maybe, in the end I'll be A.O.K.
Troke.
[the girl you never knew.Georgia Wonder]
The essence of life is finding something you really love and then making the daily experience worthwhile.
Denis Waitley.