In every bad experience, there is a good illustration. In every unanswered prayer, there is a better plan for you. Finding good is a challenge, but the Scripture confirms that God uses bad circumstances for good purposes. When you’re feeling so down, don’t give up or lose faith in God.  Instead of blaming God or even question Him, just pray and listen to what God is saying to you. God is the master of turning burdens into blessings. Just trust Him. Even if when we don’t know why something bad happened or why our prayers seemed unanswered, we know that God has the power to use it for good. He may not give you what you desire, but He will surely give what you deserve. :)

Sooner or later we begin to understand that love is more than verses on Valentine’s Day and romance in the movies. We begin to know that love is here and now, real and true, the most important thing in our lives. For love is the creator of our favorite memories and the foundation of our fondest dreams. Love is a promise that is always kept, a fortune that can never be spent, a seed that can flourish in even the most unlikely of places. And this radiance that never fades, this mysterious and magical joy is the greatest treasure of all – one known only by those who love.

You live and you breathe and then you die. In between, if you’re lucky, you fall in love. Some loves stay forever; others are lost in only a day. But it’s still there, underneath all the hurt and pride and years. If it’s true love, it’s never forgotten. So when someone says they’re in love, don’t tell them they can’t be. Don’t say they’re too young, or it’s too soon. Love knows no age and or length of time. Love is a feeling, deep in your heart, that squeezes you tight and you never want to let it go.

We often hear the saying love at first sight, but is there really such thing? Our Theology teacher’s answer is none. There is only infatuation at first sight but not love at first sight. We are only attracted by the physical features of someone. So at first it is just an infatuation. However, this infatuation can lead to falling in love.

Falling in love is the first stage of love. It comes naturally; it’s effortless. Everything seems to be perfect. It is a wonderful feeling. It is euphoric; it’s true but it’s unrealistic.

I think falling in love is a mixed feeling. At first you think you’re inlove with someone especially when he/she treat you as special. However, when you get to know that he/she is just friendly and treat others as special as you are, it’s confusing if it’s just a sudden feeling and you over-reacted. Sometimes, you just assume that there is something really going on between the two of you. On the other side, that something is just nothing because it his/her nature to be that way. However, when you are really inlove, you only care for the feelings you felt at the moment. And you’ll do everything to make that someone happy.

Is it infatuation? Or is it really love? It’s up to your heart to decide. <3