Friday, February 27, 2009
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Friday, February 20, 2009
JoJo - Too Little Too Late (Official Music Video 720p)
Why do people wait until you ready to move on before they decide to try to win you back? Too little, too late!
Sunday, February 8, 2009
A Twist of Fate
Tell me this...
You wait and you wait for that one person who takes you as a whole. The one person who takes you by heart and by mind. You fall in love with them and then you are hit with a brick. That brick is labeled HSV2. The person that captures your heart is a victim of herpes.
The question is:
Do you open yourself up to the love that you know is there or do you tuck tail and run because you know that this is not what you want? Do you wrestle with thoughts of discrimination or do you relish in self-preservation? Weigh the options, weigh the risks. The love of your life could in fact leave you with a gift that you cannot give up or return. Is that a risk worth taking? Is it fair to them? No. Is that your fault? No. But what do you do?
Would God be so satirical and sadistic as to give you a love wrapped in a disease that cannot be cured and is also contagious? The relationship opens you up to everything besides the ultimate physical display of affection, does it make you shallow if you are not able to handle such a demand?
Is love worth one's health? Or is it really love if that love cannot be consummated without the risk of losing oneself in a virus that never goes away?
Love is so fickle, it molds itself to certain situations but one thing that love is not...is a cure. Its not a physical cure. It cannot perform a miracle. Will it make you a horrible person if you decide to save yourself from the impending danger of being a victim of herpes? Not necessarily. Many would deem it understandable. But what of the individual who has to live with this for the rest of his or her life? They aren't your responsibility. So many questions...but the answer lies only in you.
Ponder on that.
You wait and you wait for that one person who takes you as a whole. The one person who takes you by heart and by mind. You fall in love with them and then you are hit with a brick. That brick is labeled HSV2. The person that captures your heart is a victim of herpes.
The question is:
Do you open yourself up to the love that you know is there or do you tuck tail and run because you know that this is not what you want? Do you wrestle with thoughts of discrimination or do you relish in self-preservation? Weigh the options, weigh the risks. The love of your life could in fact leave you with a gift that you cannot give up or return. Is that a risk worth taking? Is it fair to them? No. Is that your fault? No. But what do you do?
Would God be so satirical and sadistic as to give you a love wrapped in a disease that cannot be cured and is also contagious? The relationship opens you up to everything besides the ultimate physical display of affection, does it make you shallow if you are not able to handle such a demand?
Is love worth one's health? Or is it really love if that love cannot be consummated without the risk of losing oneself in a virus that never goes away?
Love is so fickle, it molds itself to certain situations but one thing that love is not...is a cure. Its not a physical cure. It cannot perform a miracle. Will it make you a horrible person if you decide to save yourself from the impending danger of being a victim of herpes? Not necessarily. Many would deem it understandable. But what of the individual who has to live with this for the rest of his or her life? They aren't your responsibility. So many questions...but the answer lies only in you.
Ponder on that.
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