Friday, 26 July 2013

YOUR FIRST LOVE



YOUR FIRST LOVE

 

There was once a time, when you felt your first love was the only one you would love. The dates, holding hands, the butterflies, and the sweet nothings you whispered in each other ears, all seem like a fairy tale years after.
Some are luckily married to the one and only true love in their lives, while some migrated, seeking for better partners who would treat them right.
Sometimes, without trying, you find your thoughts traveling back to the beginning when all seemed perfect. You wish you were still together. You wonder what silly argument led to the break-up. You picture what life would’ve been like if you were together.
With Facebook, it’s possible to trace lost friends, flings, and memorable names and faces from the past. It’s possible to know who has moved on, and who is holding on.
If you ever think that your relationship was a match made in heaven, and there is a possibility of getting back to your single ex? I would say, follow your heart, and go for it. It’s better to speak out than suffer silently of heartbreak.
Love gives chances; chances you mustn’t throw away. People quarrel, and people make up. Do not be strong-headed, weakening your heart muscles with stress in the process.
Only the living has the ability to love. Life is too short to neglect the beauty of loving and being loved. Life is too short to hold on to grudges.

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Broken Heart

Broken Heart
He is her dream come true, the man who makes her swoon; until the first day he lays his hands on her and becomes her nightmare. Heart broken from George’s constant emotional abuse and battering, she falls back into the arms of her married ex -boyfriend; an act her jealous husband would not pardon. He is aware of her infidelity, and he would do anything to prevent any other man from having her.

Child Bride

Child Bride
In a desert country in faraway Africa, a young girl is paying the price of poverty in her family. Aisha is the first child of her parents who, unfortunately, is under duress by her uncle to marry a man over forty years older than her, and is already married with two wives. Their poverty is heightening by the drought that visited her country, pitched a tent there, and rid the landowners of their livelihood. Marriage is the only way her family can survive. She weighs her options and decides to marry, but with a hidden agenda which could affect her younger sister and family in the end. She flees from her husband, and falls into the path of kidnappers, and smugglers’ who sells girls and babies for money. She must escape from her captors to a neighboring country, and find a way to repay her bride price, or her younger sister would have to replace her in her husband’s house.

Bully

Bully
Sam only wishes to be accepted among his peers. He is fearful of the students around him, who seem attracted to him negatively. He struggles with life at home, and in school, but nothing positive comes out of his determination to persevere. He finally gives up trying, then a lovely girl crosses his path; putting light into his life, which quickly turns to darkness. He is willing to pull the plug completely this time without looking back.