So complicated!

bobongutak:

Hihihi <3

I’ll pick the 2nd one.

Mas kaya ko kasing marinig na:

“Di na ako galit sayo, basta wag mo na uulitin!”

Kaysa:

“Galit ako sayo! Pero di ko alam kung bakit!”

Eh ikaw?

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I just have thought, you deserve someone better.

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‘Cause if you didn’t love her, then she will not feel the happiness of being with you.

Then it would be easier to let go.

Then she could go on with her life.

Then she can have someone, brave enough to love her.

Then she would be happy.

And you would be happy for she is happy.

Is it love? Or is it not?

—> Sabi nung comment sa Video ng 49 days or Pure Love sa Youtube.

I

Kailan ba ako huling kinilig?

Kailan yung mayroon akong iniibig?

Yung laging ngalan niya ang laman ng aking bibig?

Na nagpapabilis ng tibok ng aking dibdib?

II

Yung palaging siya ang nakikita?

Sa bawat lingon, siya lang talaga?

Yung laging nais siya’y makasama?

Bawat ngiti niya, nagdudulot ng saya?

III

Napakalungkot ko lang talaga,

Napapa-emo, kumbaga.

Binuhos ko na lang talaga sa isang tula,

Ngunit di nabawasan, lungkot na nadarama.

bubblygum:

Yesterday, I was preparing for my presentation about development in early adulthood for my Developmental Psychology class, and I came across Robert Sternberg’s Triangular Theory of Love. It really caught my interest and even though I won’t include this in my presentation, I have decided to have that page photocopied for future reference.

STERNBERG’S TRIANGULAR THEORY OF LOVE

The triangular theory of love by psychologist Robert Sternberg demonstrates the complexity of achieving successful love relationships based on the presence of three components: intimacy, passion, and decision/commitment.

Intimacy: fulfills the feeling of closeness, sense of being connected or bonded, and attachment, being happy when the person is around you, genuinely liking the person, the desire to share activities, possessions, thoughts, and feelings within.
Passion: plays role in having physical attraction and sexual behavior in a relationship, fulfills self-esteem, encompasses drive for affectionate care and romantic attraction.
Decision/commitment: decision to remain with one another (short-term), commitment to maintain that love, and share life plans with the other (long-term).

And so, that was Infatuation?! Finally, figured out!

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peanutbutterandboogsh:

ROLLING IN THE DEEEE-EEE-EEP!

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