Each time I read the story I posted earlier ["A Story that Never Fails to Touch Me"], tears would collect at the corner of my eyes.
Yes, it is just a story. Some people might feel that it is ridiculous to feel touched about invented stories such as this. Let's ask, how many of us would cry when we watch a movie or TV drama, or when we read a book? Aren't those "stories" too? Furthermore, where do stories come from? I guess it is safe to say most of it come from personal experiences. Moreover, life itself is a story. What is your story?
They initially started as a 'game' but it turned out to be a 'true story' after they get along with each other for about 30 days. Isn't love amazing? I always wonder whether love is blind. I mean, besides God's love and the fact that God is love; what is the significance of 'love' in the general context?
I read a friend's blog recently and he posted an entry about true love. Love is blind. Yes, I do agree. When the whole world seems to think that a person is lousy, it is not so in the eyes of the lover; because we can only see the strengths and willing to compromise to accept the weaknesses of the person we love. We are not perfect, that is why we are there for each other to complement each other. I also agree that it is more than mere feelings. There are indeed a lot of issues to consider before we commit ourselves into a relationship.
Race, Culture, Religion, Belief, Values, Compatibility, Political Views, Priorities in Life, Habits, Interests, Dreams etc, all these would contribute to the success of a relationship. It may start with feeling, but it will progress to commitment at a later stage. Can we live together despite the differences between us?
Of course the answer is in the affirmative; otherwise there will be a lot of divorce cases by now. How can we live together? Tolerance? Patience? Consideration? Understanding? Communication? Compromise? I guess the list will go on and on...
Love is not a game. It could have started as a game, but once we decide to be in a relationship, it is commitment. Commitment is not a big word, it is whether we are willing or not...
Are you willing?