So, I just had to watch "The Notebook" for an assignment in my Intro to Interpersonal Communications class. I had never watched this movie before, but had always wanted to. Can I just say OMG!!! This has probably got to be my new all-time favorite movie. This movie just grips your heart and doesn't let go.
As I'm watching this movie, I'm wondering...does this kind of love really exist? Does this kind of love just grip you instantaneously and never let go? Is it possible for everyone to experience this kind of love?
Now, let me just say that I love my boyfriend. I really do. But, it's not the kind of love that was shown in this movie. I've been wavering off an on lately about my relationship. Part of me has been wanting to experience what I saw in the movie. I think as girls, we grow up listening to fairy tales and then as adults, we see these movies that set us up for having unrealistic expectations. But at the same time, it makes me wonder if we're supposed to hold out for that kind of love. But, as I asked before, is it possible for everyone to experience that kind of love if we're patient and wait for the right one? How do you know if you're with the right one?
And, then if we let go of what we have, will we wish we hadn't? Because the grass isn't always greener on the other side. And, we're not ever going to be 100% happy with anyone we're with.
My BF and I have been together for almost 13 years now. And, we've definitely had our ups and downs. And, until recently, I've always thought that we'd be together forever. But, lately I wonder if we will. Lately, I've been wondering if I'm where I'm supposed to be. Sometimes I don't really feel like I am. But, is that just because I'm going through a lot right now and just stressed? I don't know that either.
And, recently, my mother made the comment that she liked my BF because I wouldn't find anyone else to put up with me. Well, first of all, I don't think I'm so bad to "put up with" and secondly, if I am...umm...mother...the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Though, I don't claim that!!!! :)
So many questions. As I've said before, I think it must be a midlife crisis. LOL
But, back to the topic, "The Notebook". Such an AWESOME movie. I cried and sighed and just fell in love with it!! I don't think I've ever enjoyed a homework assignment more.
So, what do you all think? Please share your wisdom... :)
As I'm watching this movie, I'm wondering...does this kind of love really exist? Does this kind of love just grip you instantaneously and never let go? Is it possible for everyone to experience this kind of love?
Now, let me just say that I love my boyfriend. I really do. But, it's not the kind of love that was shown in this movie. I've been wavering off an on lately about my relationship. Part of me has been wanting to experience what I saw in the movie. I think as girls, we grow up listening to fairy tales and then as adults, we see these movies that set us up for having unrealistic expectations. But at the same time, it makes me wonder if we're supposed to hold out for that kind of love. But, as I asked before, is it possible for everyone to experience that kind of love if we're patient and wait for the right one? How do you know if you're with the right one?
And, then if we let go of what we have, will we wish we hadn't? Because the grass isn't always greener on the other side. And, we're not ever going to be 100% happy with anyone we're with.
My BF and I have been together for almost 13 years now. And, we've definitely had our ups and downs. And, until recently, I've always thought that we'd be together forever. But, lately I wonder if we will. Lately, I've been wondering if I'm where I'm supposed to be. Sometimes I don't really feel like I am. But, is that just because I'm going through a lot right now and just stressed? I don't know that either.
And, recently, my mother made the comment that she liked my BF because I wouldn't find anyone else to put up with me. Well, first of all, I don't think I'm so bad to "put up with" and secondly, if I am...umm...mother...the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Though, I don't claim that!!!! :)
So many questions. As I've said before, I think it must be a midlife crisis. LOL
But, back to the topic, "The Notebook". Such an AWESOME movie. I cried and sighed and just fell in love with it!! I don't think I've ever enjoyed a homework assignment more.
So, what do you all think? Please share your wisdom... :)











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