"You know what, my classmate told me that her husband is having an affair."It caught my attention. So I look at her.
"...You cant control anybody even if it's your husband. Hello? She should be logical." She continued, now with a louder voice.Her friend then, give her goodbye. I was staring at her, expressionless.
I wanted to ask her what made her think that way? I don't think that
just because the issue of third party is common nowadays would be an excuse to just let it pass, nor to consider it normal. Can we use logic now to accept the mistake of other people? Can we use logic now in marriage?
I was staring at her, expressionless. Marriage cant be and should never be connected to "logic". Marriage in the first place exists because of the two person who wanted to live their lives together. Sure, you can't tell them what to do and what's not. But it's not an issue about the possession nor authority to control, its an issue that talks about - commitment.
How long would you be able to resist temptation to save your marriage, not to hurt your partner and most of all, how deep is your love for the person that you promise to be with, forever?I wanted to say those words. I wanted to ask her those questions. I wanted to talk to her. But oh well,
I just stare at her, she smile... I smile back. :)







agree jud...
ReplyDeletewell some people really goes like that.. I pity them for being married.. They should undergo a family seminar. ahhahahah oh well.
Nowadays some people take marriage lightly.
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It's really terrible. :(
mao nai nka upon sa divorce.. tsk3 faet T__T
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