Is it true what they say, that sometimes love just ain't enough?
I've heard a lot of "love" stories from friends, saw it in the movies, and heard it in songs. Two people who are still inlove with each other, but then choose to go on their separate ways. It's really hard to grasp and understand everything that goes with love. A person chooses to let go even if she is still in love with him. She breaks it up, she knows what's hurting her, she knows what makes her cry at night, she knows that the days and nights are so lonely without him, she knows that he's her happiness. So why not chase after her happiness?
Isn't love supposed to be simple? If you miss him, call him. If you love him, tell him. If you are sorry for what you have done, apologize. If you still care, hug him. If you want him back, then make the move. It's supposed to be that simple, right? But why do we always choose stopping what we feel, why do we choose to keep the hurting, why do we choose to be content with just catching a glimpse of them each time they pass by? Why don't we choose being true with what and how we still feel? Why do we not choose our happiness?
I know that love isn't that easy, but I also do know that deep inside, we all know love is always worth a try.
The song says "Baby, sometimes, love just ain't enough," well, I really don't agree. --- Well... except if there's drama behind it like your obsessed suitor will kill your "one true love" if you're not gonna break up with him like the ones we see in the movies. HAHA
I've heard a lot of "love" stories from friends, saw it in the movies, and heard it in songs. Two people who are still inlove with each other, but then choose to go on their separate ways. It's really hard to grasp and understand everything that goes with love. A person chooses to let go even if she is still in love with him. She breaks it up, she knows what's hurting her, she knows what makes her cry at night, she knows that the days and nights are so lonely without him, she knows that he's her happiness. So why not chase after her happiness?
Isn't love supposed to be simple? If you miss him, call him. If you love him, tell him. If you are sorry for what you have done, apologize. If you still care, hug him. If you want him back, then make the move. It's supposed to be that simple, right? But why do we always choose stopping what we feel, why do we choose to keep the hurting, why do we choose to be content with just catching a glimpse of them each time they pass by? Why don't we choose being true with what and how we still feel? Why do we not choose our happiness?
I know that love isn't that easy, but I also do know that deep inside, we all know love is always worth a try.
The song says "Baby, sometimes, love just ain't enough," well, I really don't agree. --- Well... except if there's drama behind it like your obsessed suitor will kill your "one true love" if you're not gonna break up with him like the ones we see in the movies. HAHA
Love is really simple, but we insist on making it complicated.
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