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Comment on ready to love by Arman

Arman — Tue, 10 Apr 2007 01:10:48 +0000

well, i have read everything you have written here and i was so impressed.

all the things you said were true, i’ve been into a lot already and almost gave up. i have been into what you call a roller coaster ride many times,it was indeed a very frightening and scary ride at times but still feels good somehow when you’re done with it. once you’re in it we just cant stop without being hurt so badly. but isn’t it amasing that we still manage to get up after that crippling fall, it wasn’t easy getting up on your feet but there is no other way but to stand up and move on. no body wants to be lonely all his life. we may feel that love had passed us by and finding someone we can share our life with seems to be impossible.all we do is watch our train go bye as time passes by and swiftly drifting away from us.we may be in control of our life but feels so helpless in our relationships. Nothing in this world is constant except change not even the those people we love and cherish would be with us forever. loving someone doesn’t gaurantee that he will love you back the same way as you do to him/her. there is no lasting love without constant sacrifice, that’s one thing that most of us failed to realize.

Like the author says ” THE TRAGEDY OF LOVE IS IN GETTING HURT. THE TRAGEDY OF GETTING HURT IS NOT WANTING TO LOVE AGAIN. AND THE TRAGEDY OF NOT WANTING TO LOVE AGAIN IS IN BEING ALONE ALL OUR LIVES.”

you just have to choose which way you want be.

Comment on prelude to my morphing by underwood

underwood — Mon, 09 Apr 2007 01:50:11 +0000

my two cents. i believe we have concurrent conjectures. the only deviation to our pervailing belief is as to our purpose. i surmise (but please do correct me if i misinterpreted) that you change to be accepted by the discerning populace and i do it for myself.

Comment on ready to love by johnhiyoshi

johnhiyoshi — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 12:10:38 +0000

jaybeecc thanks for the warm comment. you have expounded clearly on what i was driving at. and am so in aghast to read at what you wrote that has more intensity than mine. thank you again

Comment on waiting…. by dylan

dylan — Tue, 27 Feb 2007 12:12:04 +0000

for the longest time ive been yearning for to feel like that. but now that ive bought the ticket to the roller coaster, sat on the trailer and pulled down the safety harness, am having second thoughts… will i go on the full ride and risk whiplash, bruises from the bumpy ride or even worse. i guess am scared the the train that represents my feeling might derail and plunge the solid ground. and with it is all my hope and sanity…

Comment on ready to love by Ram

Ram — Wed, 21 Feb 2007 09:06:06 +0000

buti ka pa kua, ako kaya kelan kaya ako makakaranas mahalin ng taong mahal ko…Sana pinag-aaralan na lang din sa school ang love ano para walang bumabagsak…kya lang ito talaga ang realidad…hindi lahat sa school matututunan…bawat pa din ang cheating sa mundo ng love…waaah…panu kaya ang pakiramdam ng isang taong minamahal ng taong mahal mo rin…Keep on writing kua Pogi…galing mo talaga!

Comment on waiting…. by Ram

Ram — Wed, 21 Feb 2007 09:01:16 +0000

galing mo talaga gumawa ng mga ganto…sana gawa ka pa ng more…kung merong susunod sa isang Jose Rizal ikaw na ung…Galing mo talaga kua Pogi!

Comment on ready to love by jaybeecc

jaybeecc — Mon, 19 Feb 2007 12:30:39 +0000

several times i have said to myself i was ready to love; too bad there wasn’t anyone there to love yet. i know quite a few people who were also saying the same thing and i would tell them not to lose hope. i haven’t. if there’s one person that’s meant for you, he or she will come. and good thing you’re already ready. but when is one really? someone comes you don’t necessarily like but who loves you more, you still don’t “settle”. yes, we choose someone who respects us for who we are, in addition to being attractive to us. so i think we’re most ready when we want to be and when we want to be ready for someone in particular. could being ready be likened to stepping on a diving board but not actually jumping until someone you really like is below waiting for you in the water? it’s so much easier to be ready than to commit to the love you dove for. i agree with an author when he said that you need positive illusions – not only accept each other as you both are, but really believe in the best, most generous, and positive explanations about each other. it’s a little idealistic and it actually can apply to life in general, but in commitments, it can actually work i think. both believe that who you love and your love is the best, and that love will last. ready!