So please, see me.
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Last Leg...
So please, see me.
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Invisible Ability.
Today is Enough.
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Bestfriend Shackles.
Journey to El Dorado Gone Bad
Saturday, September 19, 2009
Honesty, how much is too much?
I'm going to begin with, " Honesty, the best policy ".
Now onward with our post :)
Let's just say you're about to start dating. Everyone around you gives you this same advice, " Just be yourself ".
For instance, if you are a person who enjoys dirty humor, should you be looking for someone else who doesn't think dirty humor is the funniest thing on the planet? Definitely not if he wants to have a steady foundation in their relationship. So why do people still omit this important part of who they are when they meet another person?
You probably think that, " No girl is going to like that sort of thing " or " That wouldn't be a good conversation topic if I want her to like me ". But if this topic is so important to you, then why would you date someone on a different wavelength or frequency? The relationship then probably wouldn't even last that long.
Maybe that isn't really the case. Perhaps it's more like you're an avid gamer. In a conversation, you bring up the subject only to be shot down. But really, is it a loss for you? Rejection of this sort is the worst because this makes you feel nerdy, unsociable or not up to the other's expectations. It's ridiculous!
Ultimately, this sort of honestly comes down to this. If two people have TOO different tastes, what type of a relationship could they ever have? None.
Unless of course you're looking for something that doesn't last too long, say a one night stand or something of that nature then, by all means, " Hide the face, and F*** the base!" ( sorry for being crude.. )
But I'm not done just yet. One more thought. You're in a relationship, and your significant other comes up to you and says something that breaks your heart. For example, " I don't know what degree of love I have for you ". Whatever the other person says is for now, besides the point. What I'm trying to get at is this. Your significant other is just wanting to be honest with you! But it would hurt you so badly, yet a relationship is based on trust and honesty. ur heart.
My question to you is, honestly, how much honesty is too much?
Please let me know your thoughts, I'd really like to know.
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Pages of Memory..
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
BL : Deciding Dates..
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Sprint to Excitement..
Monday, June 22, 2009
Dicks over Chicks?
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Crazy In Love or Just Plain Love?
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
well, interestingly, i heard and read a theory about that and i'm gonna share it here.
there's a
oddly,
i think that does help strengthen a relationship. it certainly has with mine. we do fight a lot and the main cause of all those fights is basically the mentioned big event in the previous post. and every single time before we put down the phone, he always makes sure that i am his at least for tomorrow.
the reason why the situation at the top of this post happens is cuz everytime they fight, somebody compromises and all the problems just get swept under the carpet and dont get solved. so it piles up and accumulates and then, it gets blown up in such a huge massive proportion that there is nothing that you can do to solve it but break up.
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well, i guess the perfect way to keep a relationship going is to tackle all problems at once and not hide it away. what do you think?
Sunday, May 3, 2009
second chances. it get tough to decide whether a person really deserves it or not. you know the sayings 'once a cheater, always a cheater' or 'a leopard never changes its spots'. rather common sayings that shows that people who have done wrong do not deserve a second chance.
but to me, by right i think everybody deserves a second chance. well, im starting to talk about religion, but i really believe so. so, you give the person who did wrong another chance right? but who's to say that he or she won't screw it up once again? do you take the risk and leap off the cliff? or do you cling on to your safety zone, closing urself up just to protect yourself from being hurt again?
a lot of my posts come from personal experience. basically, my emotional life
he aka my current...well. boyfriend, um, he got himself into a HUGE mess. when i say HUGE, i mean huge. it was such a big mess and he did hurt me quite badly until all my trust in him was gone. i trusted him a lot and just in a blink of an eye, it was shattered.
to cut the long sob story short, i gave him another chance. a final chance, with fair warning that if he ever screws up just a tiny bit, he'll be dead. haha:p but, until now, it seems to be the right thing to do. yes i do feel insecure at times where i think that he was not genuine when he begged me for a second chance and promised to not hurt me again and all that.
everytime i think back on that night where he shattered my trust and my heart, i always think whether i did the right thing in giving him another shot, whether it was worth taking the risk again, giving him another chance at.. i wont really say redeeming himself but showing me that he really wants to make us work. the doubt is there. it has been four months and still, it hurts to think back on that night.
but then now, when i mull it over, through all the fights that we've had since then, he's making full use of his last chance. i'm not gonna predict anything, but i think this might actually last. at least i hope it will. so what do you think? do you think he or she deserves a second chance?
Kettles Are Not the Enemy..
TT : I'm into someone else, Sorry!
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Step Outside These Walls...
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Ammo Usage...
Sunday, March 29, 2009
Hand Me Downs No More..
Saturday, March 28, 2009
You Can't Fight Gravity Either..
Not even if you're able to pick up their scent down a random hallway.
Friday, March 27, 2009
I Want To Fall In Love..
I want to fall desperately and uncontrollably in love.
I want to feel that his existence is as important as every breath I take.
I want to feel empty when he's not with me.
I want to feel absolutely complete when I'm with him.
I want to be miserable when he's unhappy.
I want to be happy when his life is going good.
I want to be co-dependent. I don't want to be alone.
I want to be loved unconditionally.
I want to love someone unconditionally.
I want to fall in love. It's such a simple statement yet, entirely selfish. However, it isn't bad to be able to admit that there is an emptiness within us that we want to fill but have no clue how.
It's odd to want to try to express the empty feelings that gnaws when you're walking down the street and see a couple kiss or a valentine's card, knowing nobody is looking for one for you. It's difficult.
It's an emptiness that makes you feel like you've missed out. What happened to my share of frogs that I'm supposed to kiss? My highschool years should have been filled with at least one frog, or maybe if I'm lucky, with my prince, but all I have to show is nothing. Zilch. Where was my drama? My heartbreaks? It leaves you wondering what it's like to hold someone's hand. When did I make the wrong choice? It makes you feel left out. Naive.
Of course being alone isn't all bad. Nobody has ever been close enough to hurt you. But then, haven't you ever wanted someone to hurt you? Just for the sake of experiencing it. It's easy to keep going, occupying your mind until you can't actually feel anything. And yet, once you slow down, everything catches up to you and hits you like a train.
There has to be someone out there.. right?
Prince Charming, find me soon. Find me.
Catch the Vine, Swing Across..
Monday, March 16, 2009
Redundant Love
It just wouldn't stop plaging my mind.
It wouldn't shut up.
it wouldn't leave me alone!
Okay, a tinche of drama there, but that's me.
So, these two have been having some relationship issues and stuff for the past few weeks. Going through rough patches and such. Well, the boyfriend was obviously trying to win her back again since they broke, but I guess since they were sort of " on a date " that she was giving him that opportunity to " prove himself " and what other nonsense. * sigh * FINE. it's not nonsense but it sure feels that way.
Moving on, as we all know, the economy hasn't been very good. With that said, he's merely a student and as for work, it's only part time. But yet, he still pays for everything and I mean everything. Walk into a shop, he buys this for her. Go out for dinner, he pays and whatever else she wants. Aiyoh, I don't know. I mean, if he was filthy rich and all that then that's a different matter. And the worst part is that he's been borrowing money from other people which makes it.. I don't know. It's just really bad.
It's hard, you know, to sit by the side lines as a friend who cares and watch the girl twirl the guy around her little pinky. Worst-er still, is that she knows she's got him wrapped around her little pinky. And she toes with his heart strings and then leaves him cold. it's almost torture. I don't know what to make of it.
Not only that, she uses him and oh, she USES him. Pick me up here, drop me off there. Take me here, take me there. Isn't it nice having your own personal chauffeur? What more, this driver would give her world just to see you smile. He watches out for her feelings all the time. he gets stressed out because he's afraid she might not be happy. If anything goes wrong, he blames himself.
I guess it's driving me insane. I can't bare it no longer. Had to get it out. But after reading this, and I'm not just making it sound worst, I'll telling it as it is, doesn't your heart just go out to the guy? Don't you just want to tell him to ditch the girl and be YOUR BOYFRIEND? He'd be better off without her.
But you can't. Because she has his heart. And he's 100% devoted to her. It breaks my heart. It's almost like umrequited love. She's got full authority to trample all over his heart, then nurse it back together just so she can trample all over it again and again. Sadist.
Friday, March 6, 2009
All That Was and Could Be
The butterflies that creep into you when you see his smile
Or when his hand reaches across the table to hold yours,
That embrace that holds your soul together,
Your head on his shoulder, letting you know that it’ll be ok,
The thought of him that spreads a smile on your face,
The endless late night conversations that doesn’t really make sense but leaves you with this overwhelming feeling of happiness,
The way he runs his fingers through every strand of your hair and making you feel like a child again,
The way your fingers intertwine just as your brush it against his,
The way he knows just by hearing your voice that you’ve had a bad day and just need to pour your heart away,
When he listens without a word and reprehends you subtly so you won’t
get hurt,
Laughing at the pet names he comes up for you,
Being in a circle of friends and sharing a thought so secret that you share it with a flicker and a graceful smile,
The way he kisses you goodbye for the world to see, to let the world know you’re his,
The way he talks about marriage and kids not knowing that you’re crying softly on the other line,
When he watches the “The Notebook” with you and tells you that it’s going to be us in 30 years from now,
When he shows at your door with a small bouquet he got from your neighbors garden,
How he purposely and annoyingly forgets its Valentines and surprises you with a lovely candlelight dinner at the park,
How he tries to cook you dinner but you end up having a microwave meal,
The way he sings a tune by Jason Mraz at 3am at your window,pissing off your whole neighborhood cause his out of tune,
When he sits next to your brother and tries his very best to assemble his complex looking robotic toy,
The way he grabs you and slow dances to the sappiest lovely song ever written,
How he helps your mum around the kitchen in a rather awkward manner,
The way he wraps his arms around you when you’re curled in a ball on the couch watching your favorite TV show,
How he calls you after a fight and tells you how he was the biggest jerk on the planet,
The way he gets you your favorite chocolate on a Monday morning,
How he exhales softly when you walk down the staircase in your new red dress,
The way he insist on picking you up from the mall even though it’s totally out of his way,
How he takes you shopping and refuses to let you get that new hot denim skirt on the window cause it shows way too much leg or so he says,
The way he shows up at your front door soaking from head to toe from the storm outside cause you were afraid of being home alone,
How he gets you a puppy for your birthday though his allergic to dog fur,
The way he gets you to skip school and escape to the beach for a lovely picnic,
The way he trusts you when you’re doing 160 in his car down the highway,
The dark stare he gives the guy that randomly throws his arm around when his known you for 5 seconds,
This was all that was and could have been
This is my version of a fairy tale,
This is what I would love to have had and had a glimpse of….
{If only Prince charming was sold on eBay}
-Izzy-
anyways thats besides the point. i want to talk about LDR (long distance relationships). its an issue for me now that i am going to be overseas. the parentals have unconsciously inserted the fact that they think i should be boyfriend-less before going to the states, giving an example of a friend that went to the us first, leaving his gf behind here. but she eventually joined him in the us. so, no biggie.
well. what if you had to leave the person you love behind? what will you do? thats that main question. all this time, a lot of people have said to me the LDR's are a no no, a guarenteed failure. well, here are a couple of steps that a friend of mine had penned down about how to keep LDR's going. whether it'll work or not, i guess we'll just have to wait and see.
Both party would have to put in the extra effort and be EQUALLY committed.
- make time for each other.
- talk to each other at least everyday.
- don't think pessimistically.
- don't listen to his friends or your friends (you just don't know what their intentions are)
- snail mail each other. woohoo.
- ask the 10 or 100 or 1000 questions about each other (even before, I did this with Iman)
- play truth or dare (don't be too insensitive to your partner please ...)
- I got this from a website COOK & EAT together : "My boyfriend Neil and I are an ocean apart. (He is in England, I am in Michigan, USA.) On special days, usually Friday, we'll have a date night. A day or two before we'll plan a meal (We take turns giving each other recipes.) so that we can buy ingredients. We then dress how we would if we could really be together that night and eat together. This would be good with webcams, but neither of us owns one that works so we use chatrooms that we make ourselves. (iScribble, MSN, dA chatrooms, etc.) IMVU is also a very good idea for this, because you can dress your persona to how you would look. Try it! It's cute and fun, not to mention a good way to learn about the culture they're used to or one that they admire."
- Consider the fact that living far apart gives you both a chance to grow as individuals. Some couples 'break up' to find themselves but in a long distance relationship you both have enough space to do your own things and still have a connection.
- have hope for the both of you, you've come so far as one ... don't give up your loving in vain.
- Long distance relationships are difficult, as you are emotionally attached to a person you cannot touch or comfort and this can hurt your heart and wreak havoc with your emotions. The only way to make these relationships work is if you and your partner honestly believe you will be able to survive without each other for a considerable amount of time without the need or desire to be with someone else. (if you have plans or thoughts to be with someone else, get out of the relationship fast... it'll save the heartbreak!)
Monday, March 2, 2009
It's All About Two People
I have to add an extra New Year resolution to update this blog more!!!
I'm hoping for exciting things this year. New adventures and new experiences.I'm just need in need of things afreash...
Anyhoos...
The other day a friend of mine was going on about how this year is bad luck for relationships. She was giving me quite a few examples of this theory she's come up with. Going on about the many couples she knew who were amazing together but somehow just dissolved away so quickly. Leaving one very broken person and one very single person who can't wait to celebrate his/her's new found freedom.
She went on and on to the pointm that she nearly got me believing in this whole thing. I mean not only from her her view, but I've seen quite a few couples myself break up this year. Maybe it has to do with the bad economics..haha
But I realized that in the end, it's not about the luck or the year. It's really up to you. To sustain and maintain a healthy relationship, it takes two people to put in effort, to have patience, to build a strong trust tower and to have loadz of communication. Ego and pride should be non-exsistent.Forgiveness should be given generously but to a certain limit. Appericiation should exist every single day and truth should be spoken at all cost. If you want it to last, you really have to work for it. Putting your heart and soul into it.
Well darlinz, I'll try my best update more!
xoxo
-Izzy-
Saturday, February 28, 2009
Brokee or Broker?
Why? Maybe because it's February.
You know, that mushy month with a day where all couples all over the world try to outdo one another with mushy things for their significant other.
No, I'm not bitter. Never..
Ever wondered why love is scary?
Essentially, loving someone is placing yourself in the hands of another person and making yourself totally vulnerable to dissapointment, frustration and heartache caused by them, be it intentional or not.
But you know what? That's the bit I can get past. ( or at least, I think I can. Fine, maybe not but for the sake of this post, let's just say I can, okay. ) There's some element of risk in anything, and there are all sorts of squishy reasons to go ahead and allow yourself that vulnerablity. The sticky part, as I see it, is something like this;
What if I end up being the one causing the dissapointment, frustration and heartache? Can I actually trust myself with this gift that the other person is willing to share with me? I am so imperfect, so prone to hurting another's feelings and entertaining my overactive imagination. What if somehow, I end up being the one to cause the damage?
I can't stand that idea. It terrifies me. To just think about hurting that one person I care so much about, it's unimaginable. I'd rather bite my tongue. And thus, these thoughts peck at my brain, attempting to drive me mad fretting about something that's not even visible on the horizon at this point in time. Or at any point in time in the foreseeable future.
I'm that pathetic.
Perhaps I just need some rest and everything will go away...
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Lost Love.
It sucks, you know, lost love. There're many forms, believe me, many many forms but, I think the worst lost loves are the childhood crushes. The Charlie Brown " little red-haired girl " ones. The loves that were so lost you never had them in the first place. And then inevitably, ten, twenty, maybe forty years later you run into one another and it's entirely awkward. You can call out your whole army of awkward turtles for this one.
What if he doesn't remember you? What if you've grown so senile you've forgotten him? Somehow you both get through the coyness and shyness and learn that back then, both of you did have a thing for each other and gee, why didn't you ever do anything about it? Neither of you know, really. You think back and come up with excuses but it doesn't matter.
It's too late.
Lost opportunity. Lost chances. Lost love.
Well, it's not too late, is it? You're both here now. And that's all that matters. You're both mature adults. So maybe you'd manage to get a hotel room or do the ' your place or mine ' thing. Then you get it on and the results is almost always so anti climatic. Of course it is! Because a person can never compete with the fantasy that the other person invented years ago. It's like Donald Duck trying to fly faster than Superman.
Or worse; One of you is taken. In the interum of the decades of lost love, one of you got tired of waiting and settled for someon who wasn't as good as the fantasy of the lost lover. You know what they say, there's plenty of fish in the sea. And why did they do it? It's because ( and this is the most important part ever ) THEY WERE THERE WHEN IT GOT COLD. So, there's not this other person in the picture who wasn't there twenty or thirty years ago and if she got involved, gee whiz, this might get complicated. So you begin thinking about all the ' damned if you do, daned if you don't ' scenarios. And ultimately, you realize what I've told you from the beginning.
That lost love really sucks.
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Shabby may just be Right.
Sure, I'm studying but at such a leisure pace.
I'm actually rather terrified about my PR exam. Honest!
Have I mentioned I haven't even bought the PR textbook and it's midterms already?
Yeah, bummer.
I have an interesting story for you today.
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There once was a girl. She was a pastor's kid, a nice good girl with a steady boyfriend. She was quite a looker really, attractive and smart with a good heart. Who wouldn't fall for her right? And, she did indeed have her fair share of admirers. Trust me on that.
And there was this one guy. He didn't come from a very rich family, rather, he was only average. Not that good looking, more normal and maybe just a tinche Shabby. He worked at the same company as the girl and had liked her for a long time. Each time he approached her, she would politely turn him down.
One day, a whole bunch of them went out drinking one night after work. They were all pretty tipsy, some even drunk. The girl in our story was one of them who was dead drunk. The guy offered to take her home since he was one of the only sober ones around. The rest didn't object and they left the shop to go on home.
They detoured from the way back to the girls house. He brought her to a motel and right there and then, he took her. She was semiconscious and by the time she woke up the next morning, it was all too late; She had been defiled.
There went her life. There went her dreams. What about her boyfriend? What about her life? Her family? Her future? What was to happen to her? People would surely look down on her now. She was.. a black sheep now. Tained.
But the guy was so sorry after that. He went to the family and apologized; he was so ashamed and sad that he had hurt her so. He just loved her so much. How would he justify his actions when they were just purely out of love? In the end, he proposed to her. He took responsibility.
The girl's boyfriend told her that it would be okay. He would still accept her even after she had been touched by someone else. Things didn't seem so bleak now, did they? I mean, people weren't throwing tomatoes at her at least.
However, she was so torn up inside. She had always believed that the one person that took her, she would marry. It broke her heart to think that because of that, if she chose to stick to her values/morals, she might end up marrying someone she didn't even love. And that she did. She married the guy.
And this is where the story ends.
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Doesn't that just kill you? To have your chance of a happy ending taken away from you. It's a real story by the way. Not a fiction of my imagination, sadly. It always almost makes me cry all the time whenever I hear it. I mean, it just pulls at your heart strings, you know?
And for the record, the guy and the girl are happily married right now with a daughter. She loves him and he loves her more than ever before. Everyone can see that. So, she did make the right choice. Though she never got the chance to marry her rich boyfriend ( who was the son of some jewelers ) she did get her happy ending, though in their case, they did a sort of backward dating.
It just goes to prove that you can learn to love someone.
The Little Things.
The toughest things are being unable to send you the love letters, being unable to hug you whenever I want, and being unable to entwine our fingers when they brush against each other. It is being unable to do all of the infinitesimal things that love requests me to do that really drives me insane. Love is like that. It desires, of it's own accord, to be expressed in some form. It is a constant force, driving my actions, telling me to reach out and just touch you, only for an instant, just the slightest brush of my fingertips against your face. Sometimes, I think the endless bliss of such a thing would be enough to stop my heart. And what a sublime way it would be to go.
Love moves all on its own. It requires no encouragement and no motivation. It is as if some sort of intricate and beautifully delicate perpetual motion machine has been set loose inside of me. Only you could do this. I cannot stop it and I cannot let it run free. It runs and runs and I wonder what it would sound like if it were a real motor turning within me. An exquisite sweet hum, and perhaps a sound like wind chimes on a summer afternoon. Still, the actions which it desires must be held in check. To use a silly metaphor that only a boy as wonderful as you would appreciate, I have to hold my foot on the clutch all day long.
It's all worth it though. I still get to write the love letters, even if I can't send them. And I do ask you for hugs, though I can't have them all the time. Perhaps once in a great while you might accidentally brush against my fingers with your hand, and even if it does not stop my heart, please do not be surprised when I stumble in mid-step because my knees have given way, and my voice gets caught in my throat as I try to explain what I would like to have for lunch. Only you could do this, and I would only ever want you to be the one who led me to such a state.
It's official. I need a life.
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Tumble and Stumble.
I'm sitting here supposedly studying for my Critical Thinking Skills exam but I have an urge to blog. Besides that, I just can't seem to concentrate since I began entertaining these thoughts.
His three types of smiles, of which one can send my tummy spinning in spirals till I feel I'm about to pass out from the excitement, the way he laughs as though he's so short of breath and his voice is caught in his throat, the way his nostrils flare when he plays his bass. I'm afraid to touch him, you know. Sometimes I can't even touch him casually like I would others. I almost don't want to feel the warmth of his skin in friendly contact. It would be easier if I didn't know him from a dream. I'm afraid he'll read this and know it's for/about him. I'm even more afraid that he'll read this and not know.
He smells like fabric softener. Not that impressive, I guess, but he does. I remember. I recall the rough carpet grass feeling of his hair and how it just seems to bounce back into place when he ruffles it. I'm afraid he'll never speak to me again. I can still hear his voice. How he was commenting about some words I used often and how they can be unhealthy. Things were more antagonistic then, in an almost unfriendly way. But now, I can feel the banter getting thin. I don't know the strain on him but I know the strain on me.
I hear him talk about how much he misses his family and I want to hug him in a warm embrace and chase all those pains away. I want to make things better; I want to make things right. But I can't! I seem to do everything wrong. Everything about me is bad, wrong, not good enough. Sometimes, he seems so far away that I can't help but think that maybe we're on total different levels. Maybe we aren't even of the same species. Who knows. But sometimes, it hurts that I can't slow down enough to be appealing.
Hah. It sounds so depressing, but in a way, I think it's beautiful on it's own.
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
][ Would You Jump? ][
I'm going to start the year off with something that I've always wondered about. If you liked a said person a whole lot, cared for the person a lot and by God's grace the feeling was mutual! Wouldn't that be awesome? Of course it is!
Here comes the but. But, you know it will never work out between the both of you. Fine, maybe not that it wouldn't work out but rather that it would 80% not last. Or maybe by the circumstances of your future, it would be highly unlikely that this relationship would be able to withstand the test of time & distance ( let's say one of you goes abroad or something similar.. ).
The question now is, would you still go along with the relationship?
If you do, both of you would get so attached to each other, enjoy each other for maybe a year, maybe more and then when the time comes to part, the only thing left after the entire fiasco is two very hurt and broken people.
If let's say it does last several months as a long distance relationship then one of you just can't take it anymore and then it's byebye relationship. What then? Same diff. What would be left would be two frustrated, broken hurt people.
If you don't even get together, would you then be missing out on a chance of a lifetime? This could be your shot at happiness! ( eternal soul mate.. if you must ) But of course, if it doesn't work out, you wouldn't have felt like you totally wasted your money, energy, affection and whatever else here AND there would be no broken emotionally tormented people at the end.
So, which would you do?
As for me, it's still something I'm pondering and, I'm not getting any closer to the answer.