To be loved is to be seen
They say to be loved is to be seen. To be seen and to be known so intimately. To be known so intimately and to be loved regardless. To have flaws, mistakes, scars, and all out in the open, but to be loved despite them. To be chosen over and over again, even when you say no. To be sought after day after day relentlessly, endlessly. I sound like I am talking about movie-type love, right? The one where the guy gets the girl in the end. The one that always has a happy ending. The one where everything cannot help but be perfect. However, the problem with love in movies is that it's often conditional, and there is always that painful 15 minutes where the guy and the girl are apart due to something one of them said or did, or didn't say or do. If you are asking for my opinion (which, if you're reading this, is automatic) that 15 minutes shouldn't be there. Love, as portrayed in the movies, needs to be more forgiving and accepting. Thing is, in the movies and in real life, it i...
