It might sound stupid for people who mistake infatuation with love. But to me love never fades, infatuation does. If you haven’t been there I don’t believe you can understand what I mean. I know many who say their love shifts, they drop one and turn to the next. Good for them. That’s not how I am assembled.
Living is surviving, you figure out a way to go on the best you can. I’ve been lucky to do have been allowed to do so in a nice and safe place. But it doesn’t take away any of the pain.
Life is here and now, so my school of life has been focused on learning to treasure that.
| I find it worth thinking about that almost everything in the universe goes by unnoticed. Makes it pretty special to be me here and now. |
6 comments:
FYI You are still attractive!
You don't know me, and I don't know you, but I know exactly what you speak of, and I will say this:
This will never pass, and you will pay a heavy toll for that, but there will come a day that you are glad for that. On that day, you will have no regrets.
Life is to short,just enjoy it..don't be afraid to love again.because when you love,sometimes make you happy and sometimes make you a pain in your heart.That is love, if you really know how to love.?
Very nice blog.
Nothing wrong with self preservation.
I agree - there's no point wasting time on infatuation (even if it does give you that excited "rush" feeling for 5 minutes) when you know it's going to fade. One just has to be cluey enough to know the difference.
True love does last. It hurts and can be horrible and heart wrenching. But, it can also be the most fantastically indescribable thing that you have ever experienced - which no doubt you know about.
This, too, shall pass. I wish you an easy transition.
Love - Dora (in the same boat and floating)
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