"But why insist so stubbornly? Why continue believing in love? You have to realize that the demands are no longer the same: the senses, passion, and pleasure. "
It is strange that the years leave no mark on the intention to love, and remain such a weak opponent against the blazing desire to share a small fragment of the soul and of one’s time. “It is not good for man to be alone,” says Genesis.
A couple of months ago, I fell hopelessly in love with a girl. I was captivated in a matter of days, or rather, in a matter of hours. I felt like a fool around her, unable to find the right words, even though I’m known for my eloquence. I was utterly stunned.
A couple of months ago, I fell hopelessly in love with a girl. I was captivated in a matter of days, or rather, in a matter of hours. I felt like a fool around her, unable to find the right words, even though I’m known for my eloquence. I was utterly stunned.
A couple of months ago, I fell hopelessly in love with a girl. I was captivated in a matter of days, or rather, in a matter of hours. I felt like a fool around her, unable to find the right words, even though I’m known for my eloquence. I was utterly stunned.
Some good friends and family members have already told me that what I really need is to settle down and have a child. That leaving a legacy is an important part of life—one that truly lives, breathes, and somehow understands and adapts our values to its own time. But do you really need to procreate to have children? I don’t think so.
A few months ago, on the eve of my 41st birthday, I decided to increase my budget for supplementation and start taking stronger stuff to help me stay alive and healthy for many more years. These days, I’m investing a little over 100 CAD a month just on supplements, my friends, and I really feel it’s been a great investment. I’m stronger than ever, focused, and happy. I could make you a list of what I’m taking, but just listing everything without an explanation wouldn’t be worthy of my style.