anyway, a few months ago i was watching a show where a guy and a girl fell in love, but they weren't exactly together. they knew each other's feelings for each other, and they loved each other very very dearly. but something was bound to mess up this perfect couple. the guy got into an accident and he flew to another country, forgetting everything about the girl. then he got himself a new girlfriend, but of course he regained his memories and flew back to his home country for his first love. he left his girlfriend heartbroken.
this show taught me a lot of things about love and everything else about it ( i loved how it was so relatable to me and other teens ) but this isn't my point. i'm here to talk about that girlfriend that he had in that other country. the fans of that show would say that she was a total dog, interfering with the guy and his first love's love life. but if you look at it in her perspective, you'd pity her and call the guy a jerk.
if you changed the story and put yourself in her shoes, you'd feel her pain. her pain of how she felt cheated, her pain of how she felt like she was just the replacement, her pain of how she felt like she was just there to fill in that empty spot of his. it's painful for her, very painful.
this thought has actually been lingering in my mind for quite some time now, and it kinda hurts thinking about it. if i looked at it my way, if i'm the main character of that story, the people watching the show would say that the guy's first love would be the dog who stupidly came back to his mind and ended our perfect relationship. so it all depends on how you view the story. it all depends on your perspective of things.
this thought has actually been lingering in my mind for quite some time now, and it kinda hurts thinking about it. if i looked at it my way, if i'm the main character of that story, the people watching the show would say that the guy's first love would be the dog who stupidly came back to his mind and ended our perfect relationship. so it all depends on how you view the story. it all depends on your perspective of things.
i'd be the dog if she was the main character.
she'd be the dog if i was the main character.
i decided to share this as it's not always right to call your ex boyfriend's new girl a dog. it's not, at all. not that i had a boyfriend HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH but yeah.
i saw them happy, and i thought to myself that "i'd be that ugly b*tch in the show destroying their love story, so it's better to let them be and live on your own, dumping your past in the dustbin cause it doesn't have any use anymore."
me and ahem talk like normal friends now, and i guess both of us think that we have thrown our ugly yet beautiful past behind, but sadly that's not the case (for me at least) and we talk about his relationship alot. we're just super casual about it. it hurts sometimes, but i guess it's for the better.
and so me and my friend, francesca went to kfc last monday (12/5) and we saw him there. i said hi casually and he said hi back. he din't stop at our table though, he continued walking. then he sat beside his girlfriend, who was also in kfc. that made me realize that their relationship was real. i mean real. of course i knew that it was real from the start, but them being together right before my eyes was different. and that was then i told myself to really forget about everything, literally every stinking thing that happened between us.
and this is then why perspectives are very important.
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