I have a problem. No. We have a problem. You, me, the weird guy sitting next to you on the bus, even the snoopy lady behind you that is judging you while you read your favorite book. Yes, I see you. YES YOU! So what it is a sad and depressing romance novel and the author just so happens to be Nicolas Sparks while the box of tissues is peaking out of your purse. That's not the point.
The point is: We have a problem. Every single one of us has a problem. In fact we all possess the same exact problem. And what is this human race problematic occurrence you ask? We all throw our words around too easily. Some of us talk endlessly and nonstop. But, when do we actually mean what we say? For example, I love you has a multitude of reoccurrence in the days speech. The root in this scenario would obviously be love. It’s not like you can “I” something or “you” something else. Just think I love you: I love pizza, I love puppies, I love long walks on the beach, I love- well you get the point. But enough said, it’s not that we love too ‘easily’ or that we say it so much or even the fact that we either 1.) Love everything or 2.) Hate everything. It’s that we have a shallow love for it. Probably due to the fact that we just have an intense like for everything so what we really love loses meaning. That’s probably the reason why it’s hard for me to love, so when I say it I truly mean it.
Everything ends. Whether we want it to or not. Sometimes we lose a loved one or someone just walks right out of your life. Sometimes were told forever, but that forever was cut short. I mean after all forever is an incorrect concept. Mom and dad said they would be there for me forever. And that didn't last. Uncle Tom said that he would look after me and make sure I was okay forever. But here we are now. The reason why forever is so wrong in itself is that time eventually will catch up. You can't stop time but, you can stop forever. The makers of " forever" must have been in charge of making things and people disappear. They probably tag team with the makers of time too because they work great together. But enough with forever and its wrongness you're probably wondering what happened to the previously mentioned: Mom, Dad, and Uncle Tom. Well I guess you will just have to wait and see as we embark on our endeavor, forever right?
