getting too old?
been out for a week, so got a lot of mails to catch up with.
then i came across with one of our e-group emails.
..... update from anavy: she's got therese anne & is happily married.
..... news from donna: she's marrying next year.
..... berna (quoted): "mga tiguls na ta..." ("we're oldies already...")
hmmm... does this bother me?
of course i love kids and dream to have my own.
but it doesn't make me "rush with the flow."
people get pressured with peers when being asked, "how old are you?"
and "what? no boyfriend? still single??"
i got inspired with aunt tessie.
i believe she married at the old age (50?).
i think that's quite cute -- married for love and companionship.
not to be mistaken for lust.
sometimes, people tend to marry becoz they get pregnant out of wedlock.
sometimes, that won't be a wise decision.
especially if you think that's a mistake, why go for another mistake?
i know a friend who got into a relationship
just becoz she's heartbroken from a previous one.
and she admitted to me that she's made a wrong move.
peer-pressures...
society's norms...
you don't have to please everybody coz it's never possible.
you can only please yourself and be happy with the choices you make in your life...
i learned that from that "freshman's experience" (which i am still trying to get out of...).
happiness blooms from within.
never get it from other persons or things coz that would be temporary.
being single is a choice.
it's not a dilemma.
age doesn't matter - in every aspect of life, i should say.
(not only for love, but also for education and experience.)
if you got a special someone in your life, be thankful.
if you got a special friend in your life, be thankful.
if you're single and happy about it, be thankful.
always count your blessings, not your shortcomings.
never compare.
otherwise, you'd either despair or boast.
and the best thing is,
have Christ as center of your heart and everything gets well,,,
be happy!
mwah!!!


