So, why did we go from relationship to relationship, promising "forever love", and actually forget the previous and then say it to a new one? Isn't it strange if one day an ex comes back and asks you "but didn't you promise me a long time ago? it's weird huh? haha". With such promises in place, how could we move on and find a new one just like that?

So in the end, they were just empty promises? Perhaps the timing of such promises of love should truely be vouched for only in the later stages. Where's the impact of the promise, when it's said over and over, when it's supposed to be done during marriage itself?

So why do we say it? Was it our insecurity, that wanted us to hear it? If so, finding that security by the right means would be much more fruitful and appropriate.

I'd say, perhaps even less than 10% of people in the world has actually felt true love. True love isn't one sided, it is not just needing a person to protect or support you. It should be something, indescribable. I myself have not felt it yet.

Who'd you wanna spend you whole life with? I'm sure that person would have to be really special.. And there are billions of people out there..the right match, is very unlikely nearby you.

*Daniel Webster*

To advance further musically,vocally
To be able to touch people's hearts through music
A good acoustic guitar
A good lead guitar and amp
Be someone of invisibly huge stature
To be as rich as possible
The means to be able to do whatever I want ;)
To be a person who imparts skills and wisdom to others
To be a giver to the needy

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