So gmbar tu selingan je. Mmg mengade2 aku ni.

Eherm.

So, the real thought which came to my mind is about moving on.

Do people really move on or are they just used to the fact that someone or something is no longer in their lives.

Many believe that it’s better to proceed to a new chapter instead of jumping to a whole new book and burn the old ones away. In other words, it’s better to leave the past behind instead of totally throwing it away. But how could you really move on if you let the past trailing your your path? Wouldn’t it be easier to just chuck that part of memories away?

When you force yourself to let go, just to spare some hurt, it’ll be harder and quicker for the feelings to resurface. But if you let the feelings linger, it’ll be easier for yourself to be used to it until it can no longer make you feel anything but just the sense of acknowledgment.

But what happens when the person reappears in your life? Will you be able to avoid the pleasurable sin of enjoying the person’s company? Will you be strong enough to be faithful to your own promises?

It’s all too subjective. and the doubt that arises is an element that makes life more interesting, I guess?