The Act Is Unjustifiable That Either Begs

The Romantic Myth Is So Strong That It Survives The Wear And Tear Of Marriage By Simply Detaching From It And Floating Up On Ahead, And Women Who Are Rather Fond Of The Men They Married, As Well As Ones Who Are Not, Go Through Life With A Bag Packed For The Day When The Shining Knight On A White Charger Arrives, Just In Case He Does.

The Answer Doesn't Lie In Learning How To Protect Ourselves From Life-it Lies In Learning How To Become Strong Enough To Let A Bit More Of It In.

We Marry To Grow Up, To Escape Our Parents And To Inherit Our Share Of The World, Not Knowing Who We Are And Who We Will Become, So It Is Left To Marriage To Make It Clear Which Ones Of Us Are Growing In The Same Directions And Which Are Ships Meant To Have Passed In The Night.

It's Hard To Tell Our Good Luck Sometimes. Hard To Tell Sometimes For Many Years To Come. And Most Of Us Have Wept Copious Tears Over Someone Or Something, When If We'd Understood The Situation Better, We Might Have Celebrated Our Good Fortune Insteadone Can Never Change The Past, Only The Hold It Has On You And While Nothing In Your Life Is Reversible, You Can Reverse It Nevertheless.

The Conflict Between What One Is And Who One Is Expected To Be Touches All Of Us. And Sometimes, Rather Than Reach For What One Could Be, We Choose The Comfort Of The Failed Role, Preferring To Be The Victim Of Circumstance, The Person Who Didn't Have A Chance.