Mood: Serene
Listening to: Covered in rain by John Mayer.

Well, Staying home's been productive. Finished 4 chapters of physics and 1 physics paper 1, I'm quite awestruck at how much i can do with the appropraite concentration (:

Anyway, Just some things lingering on my head.


It's quite freaky, and i don't understand why people fall in love at such a young age man. It's kinda funny watching people get together and break up for the darndest of reasons, and finally learn 5 years later that love is really quite horrible. I think that being in love at such a young age can seriously mean disaster. (There have been cases of young love really going up to a higher level though. one example is my physics teacher in sec 3. They got together in sec 2. I'm happy for her that she still loves her husband (: But still, most of the time it's usually broken hearts and torn up letters for youths) It's pretty mystifying and eye-boggling to see these people fall in love, break up and make enemies and friends over love. Sometimes i wish i can just go up to certian people, slap them in the face, and tell them: "Wake up! Life's not all about love. What about your dreams, ambitions and future career?"

Well, i guess it's a process in life some people just have to go through. Oh well!



" And you have this phone conversation, and you say, "Can i see you some time?" And she goes, "I'd like that."

I'd like that makes you fall on the floor over and over again. You're six feet off the ground, you're heart's pumping because of "I'd like that." Fast forward three months or so and it becomes "I've been thinking about you" And then six months or so, it becomes "I wanna marry you, I wanna impregnate you with my love!"

It's a threshold (love) that keeps moving up...and they go : "Do you love me?" And then you go "Of course I love you!" And she says "Well say it once..Twice..three times!" And then it crosses a really really intresting point where it becomes, "I hate you!" and she says, "we're over!" And you go "No we're not!" and she says "Yes we are!"

Now the words don't work at all, you're left with nothing. (grins malovently) You're throwing punches underwater, left with nothing. You know what the moral of that story is? (If there is one.)






Never ever underestimate the power of "I'd like that." "

-John Mayer, on the topic of love & relationships.