So I finally got to take time for posting a new blog..
Since about a week it's been snowing here and all the christmas feeling comes up.. the city is decorated, you already see christmas trees everywhere and now drinking gluehwein feels right in time again. But it's not just the christmas feeling that's in the air now.. it's the feeling of wanting to share this special time with someone special. (As I'm writing this now, listening to David Martin intensifies those kind of melancholic thoughts in my mind.)
Although I am still young, I start feeling stuff that comes with growing up and getting older. You might not want to hear it from someone that young but it is true. Winter and Christmas feel better beeing with someone you love. Or in my case, maybe not real love yet, but deep friendship that can develop into something like love. I'm not going to say "yes soo I found the love of my life blablabla" because - how can I know yet what real love is? It is indeed true that you can only know what real love is when you've experienced enough to be able to tell what it is.
For the ones who are interested: I am not in a relationship yet but there's been something going on with someone, and I think I shouldn't rush. Taking your time to get to know each other better makes the optional relationship have a better foundation, if you know what I mean. But don't tell each other everything about you, yet. Because I think a relationship is also made of getting to know things about your partner that you don't know yet and that's what gets you closer, right? I'm sorry if you can't understand what I'm writing :D but I hope you get the main information.
That will be all for now. And if I don't get to write again before Christmas: take your time to tell the people you love, that you do really care. I don't say it as an empty message, I speek out of experience. It can always be your last christmas together, even the last day. So don't just let this pass and regret it afterwards. Trust me. Telling someone "I like you / I love you / Thank you" doesn't hurt! And it makes you smile, too :)
Let it snow!
Susie
Since about a week it's been snowing here and all the christmas feeling comes up.. the city is decorated, you already see christmas trees everywhere and now drinking gluehwein feels right in time again. But it's not just the christmas feeling that's in the air now.. it's the feeling of wanting to share this special time with someone special. (As I'm writing this now, listening to David Martin intensifies those kind of melancholic thoughts in my mind.)
Although I am still young, I start feeling stuff that comes with growing up and getting older. You might not want to hear it from someone that young but it is true. Winter and Christmas feel better beeing with someone you love. Or in my case, maybe not real love yet, but deep friendship that can develop into something like love. I'm not going to say "yes soo I found the love of my life blablabla" because - how can I know yet what real love is? It is indeed true that you can only know what real love is when you've experienced enough to be able to tell what it is.
For the ones who are interested: I am not in a relationship yet but there's been something going on with someone, and I think I shouldn't rush. Taking your time to get to know each other better makes the optional relationship have a better foundation, if you know what I mean. But don't tell each other everything about you, yet. Because I think a relationship is also made of getting to know things about your partner that you don't know yet and that's what gets you closer, right? I'm sorry if you can't understand what I'm writing :D but I hope you get the main information.
That will be all for now. And if I don't get to write again before Christmas: take your time to tell the people you love, that you do really care. I don't say it as an empty message, I speek out of experience. It can always be your last christmas together, even the last day. So don't just let this pass and regret it afterwards. Trust me. Telling someone "I like you / I love you / Thank you" doesn't hurt! And it makes you smile, too :)
Let it snow!
Susie
