For the hopeful, forced and deceived
No one falls for the wrong person.
It’s 7:26pm, and I’m sick, coughing every now and then with a coming fever in a few hours, but I can’t shake off a certain thought that seems to seep in deep into my mind. You can explain it in your own way, or you can contradict it by all means, but I’m very confident in saying that no one falls for the wrong person. We can fall in love at the wrong time and place but never for a wrong person. This is all too random, but I believe that it’s something people should read about.
But saying this, you can’t go and proclaim to the world that the person you’re admiring right now is someone you love. That’s one thing that I want to point out right here. Not every beautiful girl that sets a change into your feeling points out to being in love. You could be feeling heaven right now but not a shred of love really is in you. Attraction and infatuation could go a long way. It could blind you for the moment that fails you to see the bigger picture. Don’t rush.
Everyone deserves a worthwhile ending that screams to be told to your future kids. This isn’t something you can redo. In my case, I’m not taking risks, yet. I’m really going for a first and last because a story like that is a novel’s worth of adventures.
It might just be my hopeless romantic self acting up again, but I fear, at times, that people settle too fast. They don’t take time to see things out. Life is indeed short, but it’s worth it for the right person.
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