♥7.12.2010♥
YAY MY POST! XD
Haha thank you Miss awesome Wen Xingyue and Miss Faber I have finally posted now you can stop bugging me! :D
But I don't know what to post. D:
Somehow I find myself thinking of Romeo and Juliet. Dx
When I was young, I used to really really really really really really really really love Romeo and Juliet cos I thought it was so romantic and true love that was so passionate existed and blahblahblah.
BUT NOW I HATE IT.
I dunno why, maybe it's cos I grew up and sort of, became more practical? I mean, you don't really see anyone eloping nowadays to another faraway country to be with a boy (But eloping to get away from Math lessons, yes! xD) And plus Juliet only met Romeo for a few days, and they fell in 'love' over a fish tank!
I used to think that true love was real, but now I'm not so one-hundred-percent sure anymore.
It's not that I don't believe in love anymore, but I don't think it's that easy to find. Not just love, I mean lust between Romeo and Juliet. Love between friends? There was this one article I read before about these two friends who met each other in high school and stayed with each other all the way till they got married and had children. They never gave up on each other. I always believed I could and I would find such a friend... I remember all the promises my Primary school friends made...? Like "I'll never forget you" and "You'll be my good friend forever" But why! After we went into like Secondary School for two months you start calling some other girl your BFF and I'm only a fragment of your past.
Wait that paragraph was too long.
So how do I trust people! How do I know you're thinking what you say? Or maybe you don't even know what you're saying... Why do we keep making all these empty promises we can't keep? (I'm digressing from Romeo and Juliet but I don't care) Everytime we meet a new friend or something we make ambitions for the future, ambitions for us, but those ambitions don't even begin to see the light of day.
They just don't.
So do I keep believing in what will be, or what I hope will be?
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