Hey guys, Cdog here. I guess I am here to talk about a sort of back story for my piece on "Love" that I am going to upload on Valentine's Day this Friday. I just want to say, it includes what I think about love and how new I am to it, along with some personal experiences along with that support of homosexuality. I wrote it last Thursday, the 6th of February because I felt as if I needed a work about love. To be exact, about 1500 words were put into that document when I wrote it. Let me get this straight, I am very new to love, but I understand it well. It's weird, but whenever I have a female accompaniment, I feel awkward. But for others love, I understand it. I express how since I am in high school, I see quite a bit of love in the school, but I don't feel it. That is why I have been led to believe that relationships usually don't last past high school. Guys typically just date the hottest girl they see, but I don't believe in that bullcrap. I believe in finding the one that really suits my personality. It doesn't matter about the looks for me. If I can make that girl happy and if she makes me happy, then it is set. Once again, I am new so this can't just happen once and I'm all aboard the love train or anything like that. It is a delicate subject to talk about for me since I was suddenly bombed by love this year whenever I had my first love interest and crush as well. It was very sudden and I felt unprepared, but I have since learned more about love and how it effects our world around us. My belief is that love essentially makes the world. It is a beautiful emotion, but it can be very complex to deal with. Once again, some guys may beg to differ. Just find the hottest chick than bam! Just drop in a pick up line and you're set. No. I don't believe it works that way. The problem with girls these days is that they are easily influenced, in which is why I have been lead to believe that I wasn't the right once for my crush since I was rushing it and she was all in my head. What I mean by that, I was very new and had no idea what I was doing. This is something I expressed in a paper I wrote for English back in December, in which the teacher absolutely loved. I'm not going to go big on homosexuality here, but I will on Friday, but this was a sort of preview on my views on love on this post before posting it on Friday. Until then, goodbye.
~Cdog
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