My boyfriend/fiancé/ boyancé (teehee) turned 25 on Friday, and I haven't figured out what to get him for his birthday yet.
It's the hardest thing I ever had to decide, even harder than deciding what to eat (Something I am completely incapable of doing, read this if you have the same problem) I think that's what you get when you start dating someone less than a week after you first meet them, and that's what you get for being with someone you barely have anything in common with.
He is into everything geeky and I am....a nerd - more or less. I don't like video games and I don't read comics, I don't watch movies all that much nor do I watch TV shows. And this list right there pretty much sums up my boyancé's life.
I came across this on Pinterest, and well, I think dealing with the fact that no one is perfect would make life easier for everyone. I mean, we all need the reminder every now and then, thinking that people should exactly know what you want, how you feel and what you need is just totally and completely wrong - I need the reminder (constantly) myself. I need to remind myself not to expect, especially from those I love so much.
(I also sometimes need to remind myself that my life shouldn't revolve around anyone but shhh)
There was more to this post, but I kind of forgot what I was about to write, and if I save it as a draft I will never get to post it...so I might as well.
PS I am graduating this semester, but guess who beat me to it? Farah! And I am so very, very happy for her!
4 comments:
I really like the way you write <3
Hmm, if he's a nerd you should have no problem finding some kinda cool tech gizmo..? Maybe combined with something that screams LOVE :)
oh, I think that quote is about as close as you're going to get to what relationships are really like, I love it. No one is perfect and no ones relationship is ever perfect even if it seems like it to others. Perfect is subjective anyway right :)
yay for farah!! and i can't believe you are graduating in a semester! how time has flown.
happy birthday to your man. i have the same problem. it sucks.
that quote? perfect. i love it and it is soo true.
love your face. xoxo
The dress is adorned with phoenix and dragon styles, which symbolize the balance between male and female Cheongsam power. The standard dress to get a Chinese groom is really a black silk coat worn over a blue rode with dragon patterns on it. The headgear with the Chinese Style groom consists of a black hat with tassels on it.
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