why are we broken?

"Love is loving that person even if that person doesn't love you back."
-Tanging Yaman

Is it really worth it to fall in love?

The eternal question when i was in highschool. In four years, the people in that chapter of my life was always preoccupied with this question. How could it not be? It was a room of fourty students whose hormones were raging. It's the easiest thing to do. Frankly, the only to do(aside from studying which was really not a part of the priority list of students then-UNLESS they are failing). So in four years, it was different pairs but still the same people. it starts with the same framework, continues with the plot of a really mushy romantic movie and ends with a party crying inside a cubicle and the other party practically prancing with joy. it was always the same story. it never ceased and yet we were all ebtertained-our own showbiz- and in our lives, we were one of them.

highschool crushes (and loves) are not easily forgotten. some say it is the bitterness(and happiness) of highschool that makes us who we are in our adult lives. it answers the question WHY. imagine that. in my school alone i was eighty students trying to answer the question, being a part of someone else's life, breaking up , getting back again, and again and again the cycle never ended. and yet. eighty students. still. NO ONE could answer the question.


"Why are we so broken?"
"Because we loved. And somewhere along the way, the people we love failed to love us back."
-Keith Scott, One Tree Hill

**to those whose have left highschool with certain bitterness (admittedly or not), i dedicate this to you(myself included). may we find who it is that is meant for us. :)