It has been a long time since I have posted an account of my not-so-perfect life. For the past ten days, I have experienced things I thought I would not be able to experience anymore. Those days were, for the record, the most fulfilling and happiest days of 2004.
Last September 26, God gave me the most valuable gift He has ever given after the Bom thing. It may be the 26th day of the month, but for me, it is the first day of a journey I have been so afraid of. A journey I have cursed twice. A journey I thought I have forgotten but God brought me again to this path. Ironic as it may seem, however I took the risk. God answered my prayers, which He has been hearing and I have been pleading to Him for a year now. Until this day, I have been pinching myself to reassure my dumbfounded self that everything is real. It was such a beautiful feeling. I wake up each day with a secured feeling that everything will turn out good. It is so inspiring to know that someone will be there for you. There will be someone who will be with you through heaven and hell. I feel so blessed to know that there is someone who loves me in spite of the past, in spite of my mean and indecisive attitude, and most of all, in spite of the fear we have felt due to our own “love history”.
The Lord knows how much I treasure that person. I have loved him not because of his physical attributes. Instead, I have loved him because I have learned to accept who he really is and I have unearthed his true self. With him, I can be who I want to be. I can do anything I want and with him, I grow. This must be the best part of our relationship. I develop to a more mature person. I become more understanding and I get rid of my illogical thinking. I am happy with him. I enjoy every second that we share and that means a time of laughter and sweet nothings. We tend to be more affectionate or “malambing” to each other to keep the kilig alive. Several people might think that we do not take this relationship seriously but I see things in a different perspective. What I mean is, a relationship should not always be full of exchange blows and quarrels however it should be nourished with jokes and mushy stuff! Two persons cannot enjoy their time together if they will brawl over petty things. It is so tiring and eventually, love will fade away.
I am so glad that these are happening to me. Gem was right. I might regret it if I controlled myself from falling for him. I will not be happy. No doubt, I love him. I cannot say that he is the one. Life is uncertain. Neither of us knows if this will end but for now, I will cherish each moment. God has plans and whatever that plans may be, even though it requires the both of us to be hurt, I will accept it. No matter how painful it is, what is more important is not how much love I have received but how much love I have given.
Anyway, I had fever and sore throat. Probably that was the effect of fatigue and stress that comes with the cheerleading practice (which I enjoy..hehe). The doctor said that I should rest but my body cannot help it but to move around the house instead of resting. It only finds time to seize from accelerating (woah! physics!) when Sam calls. We talk over the phone for quite a long time and thanks to him, I feel relieved. Because of this irritating illness, I refrain from going to the mall on weekends. I am bored and I want to break free from this four-walled dungeon! Hehe..
Happiness is a choice. And as what Eric told us, life is full of choices. I have chosen to be happy. I have no regrets. There is fear. I cannot deny that. I am afraid that my parents will know because of that blabbermouth who keeps on telling nasty and wrong things to my mom. Oh! That blabbermouth! But still, there is love, which is the last thing I am holding on to. Better go over 1 John 4:18!
For my sk8trboi, thank you for everything. You are one of the best things that ever happened to me…