Locutions
like these 3 seem to be the hardest to say, isn’t it?
Though, if
you feel like saying it, say it out loud – because that’s when your heart is at
its sincerest.
I say “Thank
You” to my friends; I mean not that it will be from time to time. Not like
that, it mostly happens unexpectedly. These people whom always put effort and
time showing they care for you is one of the best things you can experience in
having real friends.
That seems
weird of me if you don’t know me much yet. Being weird is my nature, like I
don’t get shy doing my Boy Tondo moves in public or at least imitating Ryza Mae’s
Cha-Cha. Haha! That kind of weird is what I’m talking about which gives the
impression of baliw-baliwan.
How often do
you say “I’m Sorry” if you admitted a mistake? Nevertheless, it’s much difficult
to say it even if you know that you’re not at fault. My standpoint – Just say
it if you want to. Pride will never put you into something better or it will not
improve the situation, never will it. I don’t mind going pride-less. Sometimes,
we thought of this, but have we realized that the person is that worth risking?
Because of pride, your relationship will be gone forever? Think (read capital T)
How many will
be guilty of this question, “Do you say I Love You to your parents more than
you say it to your significant other?” Seriously, most of us will be like “Uhmmm,
yeah?!?” (feeling doubtful pa, naaaaku!) It’s okay to acknowledge it. Have you
noticed that as you grow older, that’s when you become closer to your parents? You
can talk to them any mature topic like how are you dealing with something at
work or (ehemp!) matters of the heart. I guess, it’s pretty normal that we have
that wake-up call “We are busy growing up, and we have neglected the fact that
our parents are busy growing old, too” We, as children will get into that point
in time that we will take it as “I am old enough to act like an adult” or “I am
matured now and I should treat my parents like a grown-up child” See? We changed
for the better without us even detecting it.
I say I Love
You to my parents, to my brothers, to my relatives, to my friends.
Just for one
reason: I want them to know how much I love them before I ran out of time.
*Entry for September 2 | 179 days to go*
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