Cherish. In Chinese, it's 珍惜 (zhen xi), and trust me, it sounds more beautiful in Chinese.
Let's talk about the biggest complaint in my past relationships. Okay, maybe not the biggest, but it bothered me...a lot.
Many, many times...I felt like my boyfriend only wanted to be with me for sex. When he was with me, he would ask for sex. Yes, in a way, I can understand that guys are horny and they need to get it out of their system...but it made me feel not very special. On top of asking me a lot for sex, they don't really pay attention to my needs. I wanted someone to look out for me. I didn't ask because things are just better received without being asked. It's not like I wanted specific things...just needed actions from him to let me know he cared. Asking for sex a lot and not taking the intiative to make me feel special...not very good.
Also, I think it's also my fault. We were too intimate. All the hugging and kissing whenever we saw each other. Eventually...they grew old. Yes, hugs and kisses become a routine. It's a sad truth, but we all must admit - it does become that way.
All the cute behaviors, lovey dovey things we did to each other...I believe they're the reasons that our relationships didn't last. We didn't cherish each other enough. We jumped in...grabbed everything...and engulfed them. Things we should do for 10 years, we did them in 3...
One of my exes' mother said this to him. 來日方長 - There will be more days to come for us. We didn't listen...we lived in the moment.
But you know what good came out of that? A love that we'll all remember...because love is like fireworks (based on song lyrics in Taiwan)...they are very beautiful, but they last only for a while (very short while).
We've had our fireworks...now it's time for us to find something that will last longer.
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