my friend is in love. the kind that makes your heart skips two beats, palms sweaty, feet jittery. the kind that gives you wings to fly and courage to stand tall. the once in a lifetime kind.
a generous, religious, selfless married woman, my friend has found her eternal soulmate in someone else's husband.
her heart has never been this full before and yet, she's never experienced this kind of emptiness either. instead of rejoicing and celebrating, she is slumped in a corner, silently crying her heart to pieces. what do you do when the one you ache for belongs to another? how do you explain to the person sleeping next to you that he no longer has your heart? and what do you tell the little ones when they see mommy walking out on daddy?
we judge too easily. i have always believed that those who fall for someone else's husbands/wives are home wreckers, vicious beings causing ripples in an otherwise calm water. but when i hear my friend pouring her heart out, i suddenly became a sympathizer. i begin to really understand that sometimes the best kind of love is also the worst kind of love. and no one really, is at fault.
"when you love someone, set them free. if they come back to you, then they're yours. if they don't, it was never meant to be..."
how do you let go of something you've been needing all your life? how do you make do with what you have when every bone in your body knows that there's something better out there? how do you tell your heart to stop loving the one you're suppose to love?
i wish my friend well. am with her, every step of the way. whatever she decides, good or bad, right or wrong, i pray that Allah has her in the palm of His hands...
Sunday, June 03, 2007
my friend...
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here's a rhetorical question: can love/ loving be a CHOICE? in which case we can choose to/ not to love?
love is NEVER a choice. it is however up to you to embrace or toss it aside. personal experience.
I agree with you babe. I don't think we have a choice who we love. I think I've come to a stage in my life where I've realized that nothing we do is ever really our plan, and we can't control what happens.
But I do not agree with people who simply say "pasrah" and "jodoh". Like it you said, the decision is finally ours, and we are accountable for our actions.
I do sympathise with your friend, but for whatever reason this challenge is set forth for her. Perhaps to test her perseverance and faith because she is chosen...usually those who have the strongest faith will have the greatest test.
So, the conclusion I've also come to is that we are so fucked and damned to hell!! :-P
aiyoh (thank God we got no heaven or hell lah NY)!
or it could just be she married the wrong person. happens... and she should have hung on for her 'jodoh', which is this guy she is now in love with?
my heart goes out to her, truly it does. but if she is out-of-love with her current partner, i feel she should tell him and let him move on to find his true love.
best of luck to her.
nina + iggy,
yeah, jodoh is di tangan tuhan but we as humans would have to work at it too.
this i also believe, is a test from God. He wants to see their next course of action i presume. love is just part of the equation.
i was thinking, it's weird how the brain works -- kalau i know for a fact the person is nice, kind etc. the fact that he/she falls for someone's hubby, wife, girlfriend, balak... is a non entity. everything is alrite in my book. he/she most of the time is innocent, victim of circumstance. tapi kalau this person is someone i dont know (or i know the person who's been hurt as a result of the situation), then he/she will be the villain when in fact they too could be the victim.
there's always three sides to the story. the right, the wrong and the truth. and only God knows the latter part.
i need to judge less. invest that energy doing greater good. like melantak.
and golfing! how's that coming along?
eh helo woman you took Psych as your basic degree, so you know why you empathise with your friend and not others la!
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