
If you had a friend of over 20 years, maybe more, maybe less, and that best friend were to have tooken everything from you, would you have forgiven that friend? This friend of yours, a friend who you've considered family and you took care of when their parent's passed away, takes away absolutely everything. This friend takes your husband, your child, your home, your family all away from you; Even tried to drown you in the ocean when you're deathly afraid of water. As if my friend shoves me into a room filled with spiders! So after coming out of the water 2 days later, gasping for air and having to give up the child in your stomach, you take revenge. Because, she took away everything; you have the right. You end up taking your husband back, her job, and even making her homeless; but she still won't give up. Her pride is in the way, still trying to ruin your life. But suddenly, what if she got diagnosed with the last stage of cancer? She's got no where to go, her only son suffering with her. She has no money, no home, and no family. Would you help her? Would you forget everything she's done to you and decide to provide her a home she's constantly tried to ruin? Would you pay for her medical bills when she left you broke and homeless?
It's a controversial question, isn't it?
... I think I'd end up forgiving that friend, even if it's the hardest thing to. Hell, I think I'd help the damned devil if I'd see him in so much pain.
... Not the real reason I decided to blog. But it came across my mind countless times this week.
"No one ever said life was going to be fair. That same person must’ve also said that things happen for a reason. A change always hurts; it’s the kind of pain that causes anguish and resentment. But, somehow in the long run, it works out. The change starts to assimilate into our lives, and before we know it? We've learned to live with it."
--I think this is one of the smartest quotes I've ever read in my life. And yet again, comes from the author of my lovely stories written online. ... LOL? Life's never fair, change is a must, moving on? An always.
Life and change, it's all inevitable. Once we're brought into this world by our mother's we're bound for it all. Except for moving on. Moving on, it only works when you, yourself decides it. Moving on takes effort. For those who never make the effort and never get the fact that change has already come and gone, they're weak. They're weak and stubborn. They don't have the willpower to accept the facts and find a way to move on.
Suicide? I find it a weakness. Maybe the power to be able to end their own lives, in that sense; very strong, heck, brave! But it's still running away. Once you're running, I swear, you'll always be running.
And, change? It's not really all that bad. Sooner or later, it blossoms into something good. And I'm pretty damn sure it doesn't turn out all that bad. Haha, and I'm the master at moving on, right?
Ever wonder why Korea's so beautiful? Almost brings me to tears..
How's my "closed" blog for a change? :)
Life and change, it's all inevitable. Once we're brought into this world by our mother's we're bound for it all. Except for moving on. Moving on, it only works when you, yourself decides it. Moving on takes effort. For those who never make the effort and never get the fact that change has already come and gone, they're weak. They're weak and stubborn. They don't have the willpower to accept the facts and find a way to move on.
Suicide? I find it a weakness. Maybe the power to be able to end their own lives, in that sense; very strong, heck, brave! But it's still running away. Once you're running, I swear, you'll always be running.
And, change? It's not really all that bad. Sooner or later, it blossoms into something good. And I'm pretty damn sure it doesn't turn out all that bad. Haha, and I'm the master at moving on, right?
Ever wonder why Korea's so beautiful? Almost brings me to tears..
How's my "closed" blog for a change? :)

