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demeter918) wrote2003-05-25 02:58 pm
demeter918) wrote2003-05-25 02:58 pm
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Spring is often seen as the season of love. I also believe it's the season of break-ups. Winter is a great time to have cuddle-partner, but once the heat sets in, people get irritable and agitated. No more cuddling or long evenings in front of the fire (and it doesn't really matter whether the fire is real or artificial) with a hot mug of chocolate and marshmallows.
So there goes the relationship.
*pauses*
No, that doesn't make much sense.
I still think there's some reason why certain things go certain ways. Is it actually possible for 'young love' to succeed? I mean, yes, there's the occasional story of high-school sweethearts, but if you think about it, it's more likely that people who dated in high school drift apart in college and that rarely do people marry the same ones they dated when they were teens.
Like for example; if Ginny and Harry really did go out together during Hogwarts, how likely would it be that they would get married after they leave school? Puppy love is cute and sweet and so-very-adorable... but is it really likely? It's possible, for nothing is impossible (well, excepting the fact that we will never see Voldemort prance around in a tutu to the sound 'dancing queens') but is it likely?
Ah! I'm being terribly mean.. I don't want anyone to have 'happily ever after' today.
So there goes the relationship.
*pauses*
No, that doesn't make much sense.
I still think there's some reason why certain things go certain ways. Is it actually possible for 'young love' to succeed? I mean, yes, there's the occasional story of high-school sweethearts, but if you think about it, it's more likely that people who dated in high school drift apart in college and that rarely do people marry the same ones they dated when they were teens.
Like for example; if Ginny and Harry really did go out together during Hogwarts, how likely would it be that they would get married after they leave school? Puppy love is cute and sweet and so-very-adorable... but is it really likely? It's possible, for nothing is impossible (well, excepting the fact that we will never see Voldemort prance around in a tutu to the sound 'dancing queens') but is it likely?
Ah! I'm being terribly mean.. I don't want anyone to have 'happily ever after' today.