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Of Simple Words & Simple Things
//* Quotes.. *//
Love does not consist of gazing at each other, but in looking together in the same direction.
Antoine de Saint-Exupery
The best proof of love is trust.
Joyce Brothers
You can't blame gravity for falling in love.
Albert Einstein
Wednesday, January 25, 2006
Is that a mask u're wearing?
Recently, a spate of events happened that made a few people around me sad.
Story 1:
He who loves but not loved in return. Instead, he was told the hard fact that she loves someone else instead; someone else he knows. It hurt him so much, he's becoming despondent. When I saw him before the lecture started, he was laughing away with other frens. Yet, when the lecture starts, he dwells in his own world looking at his hp.
Story 2:
He who loves her so much, he's become paranoid. I can't tell if he's being protective of her, or being possessive of her; it's so hard to draw the line. She's tired of the many times such incidents happened, but would still give in time and time again. She's just waiting -- waiting for him to change. She, too, appears cheerful when many others are around. When it all quietens down, you can sense otherwise.
Perhaps it's our natural defence mechanism. The weaker we are on the inside, the stronger we make ourselves appear to be to others. It's just a 'wall' to protect ourselves, or is it not? But sometimes it's just painful to see your friend in that situation, yet at least happy she can put down that happy front for some moment when she confides in you.
So who, really is happy, and who's not?
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