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Wake up and smell the coffee
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Wake up and smell the coffee
One of the issues that has, during my experience at the university, attracted my atttention is the matter of love between students. As far as life is concerned, love is one of many complex concepts that causes clash at the university field.
Love is one of the problematics that disturbs, in terms of the thinking process, students' minds. Thus, some get enough of what they already know, but others seek to know more about it. This means that they have to get into practice.
The practical side, in terms of the lived experience, shows the real image of such a matter. Hence, the one always asks so many questions: What? Why? And how? In fact, it's really hard to get the answers and deal with them.
Being a student makes a barrier against you. If, maybe, you know what love means, are you ready to fall in it? A successful relationship leads to marriage, but are you ready to get married? You need time, of course, but who'll wait for you? And what guarantee you'll give?
In short, and to clear the deck, I'm not against love but as the proverb says: Wake up and smell the coffee. In other words, and as far as realism is concerned, you should be realistic in your thinking and thus your actions.
Love is one of the problematics that disturbs, in terms of the thinking process, students' minds. Thus, some get enough of what they already know, but others seek to know more about it. This means that they have to get into practice.
The practical side, in terms of the lived experience, shows the real image of such a matter. Hence, the one always asks so many questions: What? Why? And how? In fact, it's really hard to get the answers and deal with them.
Being a student makes a barrier against you. If, maybe, you know what love means, are you ready to fall in it? A successful relationship leads to marriage, but are you ready to get married? You need time, of course, but who'll wait for you? And what guarantee you'll give?
In short, and to clear the deck, I'm not against love but as the proverb says: Wake up and smell the coffee. In other words, and as far as realism is concerned, you should be realistic in your thinking and thus your actions.
Last edited by Mohamed LAHRI on Tue Aug 10, 2010 11:01 am; edited 1 time in total
Mohamed LAHRI- Number of posts : 35
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Re: Wake up and smell the coffee
I like your views. Carry on!!!
challenge- Number of posts : 2
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Re: Wake up and smell the coffee
I agree with you...
For me, to fall in love is a big responsibility to assume...
So when someone isn't ready to make a commitment, it's preferable to not to start a relationship...because love that ends without marriage is a waste of time and energy...
I liked ur ideas...
For me, to fall in love is a big responsibility to assume...
So when someone isn't ready to make a commitment, it's preferable to not to start a relationship...because love that ends without marriage is a waste of time and energy...
I liked ur ideas...
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