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*inspired by a true story. this would make you believe that charm is a very powerful tool to have it happened july 19, 2008. a year ago… on a beautiful sunny saturday. she was ready. she picked up her purse, went to a place to be alone. quietly curled her hair, thinking about the things she was planning to do for the day she planned for months ago. it was a day where she expected to put a smile on her then stressed out confused face. all dolled up, she went out the door and into her red car. thinking while at the back of the steering wheel, whats in store for me today? driving across town with her SLR camera on her passenger seat, she

they say that you should not play with another person's heart... even if they deserve it. i agree. but players are out there, hunting girls and guys to have temporary fun with them then dump them when times comes that they are through with you. for some people this would hurt. investing your emotions and time with them, then you get dumped because of sheer boredom and then you get this idea in your head that... "you've been played" but what IF you find THE ONE. out of all the people you played around with, flirted with and dated, the one person that would finally unbind you from single blessedness comes your way, then you miss it because o

there is one question that bothered my mind since this afternoon.... (bothers me till now, actually) one. is LOVE really over rated? two. is committing really an issue? as pastor Maypa's sermon went.. i was left thinking... are there people willing to settle for a lifetime of non-binding, comfort-zone-loving, flesh dwelling relationship? Why are there people settling for this like some celebrities i know... still, why do people hold back on their emotions? because it would make them feel vulnerable if they do? or is keeping thier herat out of sight the best thing to do in order to keep things running smoothly??? still, the question remai