so he tells me that you cannot schedule when to fall in love but you can tell yourself when it is the right time to fall out of it. tell that to me, Ms. I-can't-live-without-an-organizer-or-rai
nlendar. and once again, he is right.
people would often avoid the issue of "falling out" because authors make it sound so damn simple. young couples would adamantly wave "forever" to your face, while more mature couples would smile and think of aging gracefully with the one you love.
people would ask "why did you fall out of it?" or "when did you know you fell out?" do you exactly know? or do you actually wake up one morning and say "hey i'm out of it." the answer i found is: you get too busy living to notice it actually.
when do you actually say you've moved on? it's not the booze sessions with friends after the breakup, or dating that crush you had in high school FINALLY. it's not even telling everyone that you have moved on because if you tell everyone that every chance you get, news flash: you're still stuck.
he tells me that at the end of the day, it's still you who decides how your day is. you could say the day went bad and it really would end bad. or you could choose to have a good day IN SPITE of it all. happiness, after all, is still a choice.
so here's the difficult-o-meter: falling in is easy, staying in is medium and falling out is the difficult part. it has always been that way--live with it.
and you cannot claim that your love story is unique because actually it's not. and you cannot say you want to shout to the world you're okay because frankly, the world does not give a damn.
so you fell out, so what. so i fell out, so what. it's not the end of the world. it's merely reaffirming the fact that you are alive, human, capable of blunder, and still loving the things in life that make it worth living.
i fell out. it does not mean i cannot fall back in again. there is just this thing called: timing. if you cannot schedule it, at least know when it is the right time to be in it.
and decided that when you are sane and sober.