There I was, shooting my big f-ing mouth off, long after my divorce, eager for a “big change” in my life. I got right down to it, through a moment of clarity and, with a firm grip on both my own reality in one hand and the fixed notion of big change in the universe with the other, I commanded the universe. In the space of that perfect moment, I knew my will had bent time and space. It's what brought our paths to cross. —A paper rose on a railing will show you the way

I just want us to find the perfect furniture at Leon's, or on the curb. —But, Right, Or, K, Erm

In young age, it is hard to feel if its love or not.. but how amazing is this that before marriage sex/love making is so ok now a days.. so people can not just date but also try physical bonding and if it doesn't feel right, can move on.. wow.. There is no value of virginity now.. who saves it for the love of the life is a fool i guess.. or m sure i m very old fashioned. i really worry for the coming generation.. I know love is never like how it is in movies, also has, no real life love... actually no real love in this generation.. I have many couple friends who made it work and got married, without changing their mind and looking for different partner.. love is real and only once it happens... no confusion, no break up, and one has to be humble and patient for real love... when a child is born, the family and the kid develops loving each other .. its about the affection... so why one couple cant work out on loving one another? love doesn't have a condition.. children never reject/change the parents to find a better family... changing partners with just an excuse of doubt of love is not real.. that person can never love one who keeps changing due to unsure love... then it is not love at all. —mighty aphrodite