right here, right now
i was browsing through the good old forums of peyups last night when i came across this thread basically dwelling on the subject. "are you falling for the wrong person, or are you the wrong person?"
in my reply i said maybe there is no such thing as the wrong person. i meant to say we can all be someone for somebody else. but it all depends on how we make do with what there is between any two people at any given time.
today i watched this movie and got a boost for this argument. never mind that the boys were really bishonen to the max. (wipe off drool here). the story unfolds in such a way that i doubt if anyone was happy in the end.
any of the characters could have been the one for whoever was in their life at any given time during the six years or so that this story takes place. but i think each character screwed up somewhere, somehow.
i am reminded of old screw ups, and all those times i was at the other end of someone else's screw up. and i realize that maybe it really is all about those tiny little steps we take between disclosure and drawing up the walls. it's all about those insignificant moments we rarely remember but make the most impact on our relationships.
it's all about saying hi or looking away. it's about seizing that moment, or watching it slip by. it's about opening up to the possibility or coming up with a whole list of reasons not to. one wrong move and that's it. you're out.
if a guy likes you he will find a way to stay, and if he doesn't nothing will make him do so. that's the reason people choose to keep their distance from what we have to offer. and not even flowers can make up for that. just like anything that's sad in this world, this fact is sad because it's true.
so until i am convinced otherwise, i'd have to keep believing that there are no wrong people for each and everyone of us. there are only reasons, and reasons make the difference between bliss and blisters.





ripped this off jason's blog. i think i got heath ledger's forehead, josh groban's hair and chris klein's pain, eversince our exes hooked up. dang!


















