Monday, November 12, 2012

Call me traditional...

...but I believe that if I am to have a girlfriend, I should be able to see myself spending my whole life with her. I'm fine with dating, and if I don't scare you off with the subsequent future plans talk, then we might have something going on.

Call me idealistic...
...but I believe that somewhere out there is that one girl intended for me. I may have met her; I may have not.  One thing that's sure is that, when I do realize that she's the one, I will not let her go.  I believe that I'll be able to find that girl that fits into my idea of a wife, and hopefully I fit into her idea of a husband. I believe that I'll be able to find a girl that will be able to see past my mishaps and flaws no matter how bad they are and help me improve.

Call me naive...
...but I like to think that trust and commitment is more important in a relationship than love and passion. Passion is an emotion and goes up and down depending on moods, but commitment, it is a covenant an agreement to cherish. This is why I don't believe in cohabitation (well, besides religious reasons).

Call me whatever you want...
...but a pushover, laid-back, sloth who isn't man enough to fight for someone he loves. Yes, the occasion has yet to come where I would have to take a hit for the sake of someone I love. Yes, I have yet to be tested. But I will fight when needed.

Wednesday, November 7, 2012

I'm still alive but I'm barely breathing

Weeks have passed and the light at the end of the tunnel begins to unveil itself.  I will triumph. I will succeed.  In life, in academics, in relationships, in families, and in everything that effects my life.   Now it's the calm before the storm - time to buck up and try my best to finish the best.

In the turmoil and pain
I'll rise stronger again
Though a part of me was slain
A new lesson I'll gain

With knees trembling
And two fists on the ground
I'll pick myself up
And go another round

As long as I don't break
I'll take more than I can take
Not for the winning's sake
But to see what I can make

A light at the end
I set my eyes of the goal
I'll my my life
A story worth to be told





A Say for Today

If right-handers use their left brain, doesn't it mean that left-handers are always in the right mind??