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Sunday, January 2, 2011

i wonder, why why people make it so complicated?
can someone like/love two people at the same time.
and i believe, the saying that goes
"treat person like how you want to be treated"

but to the fact that most people including me,
dont do that.
you do things that hurt your partner,
but you dont want your partner to hurt you.
you can do that particular something.
but your partner cant do it?

there must be give and take in relationship,
actually in everything.
there must be two way road, not only your way.