Art's Building Bathroom
My thoughts are wild fire...writing them makes me feel strong, helps me find reason, the only goddamn way to straighten them out!!
Is it that as a society we put far too much emphasis on physical devotion. It is like one time a long time ago the perfect two people fell desperately in love with each other. They connected perfectly in mind, body, and soul and every since people have been trying to mimic their luck without any success. They have made this rare occurrence a life time goal, to find the one true love and making the concept of physical devotion a society built constraint. With MUN as a playground for someone i thought i loved with all my heart, I realized just how much i needed to let go of the thought of true "virtuous" love. I realized that maybe a true love is not the person who just puts a smile on your face everyday. A true love pushes every button you have, tugs roughly on every single nerve and is just as human as you are. A true love makes mistakes too and can also deviate at a point of weakness, putting physical devotion in jeopardy. It doesn't always mean that this person does not love you or that you must have been horribly mistaken, by thinking this person loved you. I'm not trying to make cheating sound right or ok. It isn't and it hurts, i would know, but sometimes... it is a mistake. True happiness with someone isn't about having a flawless relationship. It is recognizing the values within a relationship and that sometimes all the good weighs out one big bad thing. Anyways, I just built a bridge. I'm over it.
Is it that as a society we put far too much emphasis on physical devotion. It is like one time a long time ago the perfect two people fell desperately in love with each other. They connected perfectly in mind, body, and soul and every since people have been trying to mimic their luck without any success. They have made this rare occurrence a life time goal, to find the one true love and making the concept of physical devotion a society built constraint. With MUN as a playground for someone i thought i loved with all my heart, I realized just how much i needed to let go of the thought of true "virtuous" love. I realized that maybe a true love is not the person who just puts a smile on your face everyday. A true love pushes every button you have, tugs roughly on every single nerve and is just as human as you are. A true love makes mistakes too and can also deviate at a point of weakness, putting physical devotion in jeopardy. It doesn't always mean that this person does not love you or that you must have been horribly mistaken, by thinking this person loved you. I'm not trying to make cheating sound right or ok. It isn't and it hurts, i would know, but sometimes... it is a mistake. True happiness with someone isn't about having a flawless relationship. It is recognizing the values within a relationship and that sometimes all the good weighs out one big bad thing. Anyways, I just built a bridge. I'm over it.
