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Between two
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Just a thought.

One shouldn't break up because he or she is mad with the other, but one should break up because either no longer love neither.

Honestly, I don't blame those who manage to find a replacement right after a break up. I blame those who fought, break up, and then regret. Stupidity is an excuse. An unacceptable excuse in fact.

Bottom Line : No matter how harsh or unfair love is, if one still do, then there's no reason to give up. Sometimes, after things get mundane in a rs, you just need to hate in order to remember how to love.

And no, I am not undergoing a break-up. The above has absolutely nothing to do with me, mind you.