The subtitle here is spelled as pronounced... whoever did this to this guy is wrong for that. Wrong, but funny though.
Banal Banter
The unique thoughts of an individual, carefully put down in words....
Friday, June 22, 2012
Touch My body cover with the funniest subtitle
The subtitle here is spelled as pronounced... whoever did this to this guy is wrong for that. Wrong, but funny though.
Do we really choose who we fall in love with? Is it true?
I was out with my girlfriends,
having drinks and catching up, just the usual. We start talking about
relationships and finding the right guy. This is the thing, my friend,
Amy, is a 22 year old girl who has never been in a relationship. Yeah
yeah I know, do those really exist? Yes, they do and I happen to have
one of this rare kind for a friend. She is a beautiful girl, great
personality, very friendly, all the guys are trying to get at least a
date with her, but she has just chosen to be single. She has almost
dated a couple of guys.... almost, but didn't. The girls and I always
make fun of her about being the man eater of our group. And she proceeds
to give her usual explanation for remaining single this long and not
giving any man a chance. She has this ideal man made up in her head, and
she is determined not to settle for less. These were her exact words to
me;
"What if I start dating someone and Mr. Right comes along while I am dating him?"
I
guess she could be right to some extent. But the question is this: Is
there really a Mr. Right for everyone? Is there a particular person that
has been created specifically for us? Do we choose who we fall in love
with?
In
my opinion we choose who we fall in love with. If you really want to
make it work with someone, you will. Just the same way we choose to
dislike people, we choose to love them too. For instance, we've all had
that person that we just didn't like for no reason, but we eventually
started liking them because we spent more time with them and got to know
them better (probably because we didn't have any other choice but to
try). If we don't choose who we fall in love with, how do you explain
the happy married life of the older Africans, Indians (and any other
country/continents where girls are given away in marriage to men they
barely know). Could it be mere luck? How come the divorce rate in those
countries are now increasing with dating becoming normal there? Divorce
is just a whole different thing and I'm not about to get into that right
now.
Please feel free to share your opinion.
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