Happily Ever After



Hey guys, I know haven't been writing a lot, but I don't exactly have many viewers, so, yeah.

Have you ever watched a chick flick, or read a romantic story book or a play where the characters end up together?

I find myself always wondering about them and what's going to happen to them in the future.

For some reason, happily ever after is never enough for me. I want to know what happens to the people whether they stay together after college, whether they ever get married or have kids. For some reason, I don't know what, I spend hours after a meaningless chick flick or movie trying to analyze the last words they said, the actions they did to find out whether they stay together.

You're probably wondering why this is a big deal.

It's a big deal to me because I yearn for love. In fact, I lust for it. Sometimes, I feel like I could give up anything if I could just find someone who would love me and fill this inner need in me to love someone else. And I don't care what kind of a love it is, even if it is for a minute, I just want someone to laugh with me, kiss me and then cuddle me or hug me to sleep. And his may just be the teenage hormones speaking up, but that's the way it is.

For me, it goes deeper than having a boyfriend or someone to make out with. I want the mental parts that come with a relationship. I want to see my future with someone and maybe someday start a family. That's why, I guess, in the movies, when people find love, I go running after them. I start working out the mental roles that the characters would have to participate in if they continued being in that relationship. I look at characters and I think about how they manage college, work and other things in life together if their love for each other is as strong as it is portrayed to be in the book.

I want to know.

I guess it's just a weird thing, but have you thought about it?
Has anyone really thought about after the happy ever after?

Mental musings,
FeatherPaw.

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4 comments:

  1. Exactly in the same situation here, haha. It especially sucks when I'm third-wheeling my friend and her bf cause then I totally realize my forever-aloneness and that does make me kinda sad. Especially since she never really wanted a relationship, and this year when I came back she was like "Oh, guess what, I have a boyfriend and I'm totally in love with him and I get to live out all of your lovey-dovey fantasies while you still have nothing hahahahaha" (paraphrasing, obviously, she isn't mean, it's just what it felt like. A FRICKING SLAP IN THE FACE.
    Yeh...... sorry.

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    1. :'( I know the feeling right?!
      It's like, here you don't get a fantasy, but look at that person, THEY HAVE IT ALL. YAY.

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  2. I've done that a lot too! Like when something ends in such a fantasy filled lovely way and I'm just like "How long will that relationship last?" especially when it's about first love. Then there was that Hotel Transylvania thing everyone screamed at me for when I said it which was, by the way, one of the prime reasons I do not like some sort of long living monster paired up with human type of romance. I don't know why but I just can't accept fairy tale "Happily ever after..."s.

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    1. I know the feels, bruh. It just sucks that every thing in the movies ends up as being happily ever after.

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