Yes, I am a sucker for love stories. I still am but I noticed I don't believe in the happy-ever-after anymore. I am currently reading "True Believer" and I freaked myself out when I subconsciously wanted the two main characters to not end up together. Geez... I found myself wincing whenever I found some lines cheesy, especially when the man becomes all romantic. I mean, is *that* kind of man still existing?! Is someone still willing to give up everything (money, career, etc.) for the one he/she loves? I guess I'm getting cynical about love. Oh no! Am I getting old?
Oh well, I guess I have to finish reading the book to see what the outcome would be. I have a feeling they'll end up together. Who knows? This novel would bring back my belief in "true love"?
Hah!
P.S.
I'm feeling better. Doctor said I'm ok but still wanted to clear my goiter suspicion... maybe when the company gives us the new (and improved) health card. Pardon any errors, I lack sleep and I'm in the office cafe blogging while waiting for my pay. Sheesh.
3 comments:
wah.. paborito ko rn ang THE NOTEBOOK !! amf.. napaiyak tlg ko dn!! although d ko p nppnood ung movie?? hnd b tlg mgnda??
In this world of ours, the happy-ever after thing is just an exaggeration because in our real world, we don't always experience that, I mean, it's not always happily ever after. We don't always get what we want in life, and that there are some sacrifices that we must make.
potpot: I was disappointed. You could watch it and judge for yourself. Hehe!
JV: It sucks when you did your best and you've made sacrifices but people (or those who matter to you anyway) just end up disappointing you.
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