I want a lover!
By Midnightsky
@Midnightsky (89)
Philippines
November 21, 2011 8:47am CST
I recently watched this korean drama and it really caught my attention. So i watched the whole entire 16 episodes in just 2 days. I was so into the teledrama that I cried and cried river's of tears.
what made the drama caught my attention was the story of the leading Lady of how in her 34 years of existence of having a monotonous life suddenly changed because of a simple trip to the hospital where she was diagnosed of cancer and now she only has 6months to live. And it's all upto her on how she will live the remaining 6months of her life the way she wants it.
now this protoganist made a list of the things that she would like to do and experience. and one of those things was to fall in love.
because of the turn of events in her life she had decided to live and do the things she wants to do while she's still alive. that's why she mustered all the courage she had in herself to ask her ideal guy for a date.
anyway because of that drama made me want a lover for real who will love me....oh gosh what I really want is to experience how to love and just like the protoganist of the drama I too would like to fall in love for real and I don't want to reach the age of 34 and have a 6months life warranty before I could experience it.
4 responses
@JER616 (545)
• Philippines
10 Dec 11
Hi there, Midnightsky! Honestly, if I were the protagonist you saw who has cancer, I would not find a lover. I will instead use the remaining six months of my life enjoying the company of the people around me and find activities which will make these remaining days productive and more sensible. I will make it sure that in the after life, I will be worthy of eternal life God promised by doing good to others, showing love for my fellowmen, seeking the Truth and sharing this to others.
Why find a lover whom you will just leave after six months? Isn't that unfair to the one you will eventually find? After having that lover fall in love with you, will you be insensitive enough to leave such person behind? Are you not selfish by doing so?
Will it just be right for you to leave a memorable mark to a greater number of persons within your kins and family, and with a group of humanity?
