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Foolish Affection

Being in love does crazy things to a person. You stop eating, you stop breathing, and the world stops turning, just for one person. It seems ridiculous, because only things like this are found in fairy tales.  We live our lives  to the fullest potential, so that way we can experience life in the greatest of ways before we die. We need love to survive, to reproduce tiny humans in the likeness of ourselves. We date, we fall in love, and sometimes this romance will go away. Our hearts love others the same way our hearts break from the this love. Falling in love is a simple thing to do. We can fall in love with as many people as necessary, and then our hearts will break and shatter on the ground. While we try to mend these broken hearts, we try to pick up the pieces, one by one, until our hearts are full again. Sometimes, it takes much longer to fix our broken hearts than we thought. Eventually, someone will come around and hold our hearts tight again, until we no longer feel pain. This love is the one that we keep forever and spend the rest of our lives with.

Can we really experience this type of love? Can we really fall head over heels? How can we spend the rest of our lives with only one person?

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