Yesterday I bought a water filter. The plastic container broke before I even drink filtered water from it! Shit! Really terrible quality product.
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I received a lot of wedding invitations from my colleagues and family acquaintances . Today, almost all my friends/ schoolmates/ college buddies are married and have kids up to 3. Some time ago, I wouldn’t give a rat ass whether they are going to get married, remarried or have a collection of 10 kids. But then, and now it pains me to see these couples celebrated happily with their union.
I decided for now, I’m not good with kids. I simply not interested in them no matter how cute they are. So, I just leave the thoughts of having children.
I started to mind a lot about getting hitched when I met him. Except for our economic differences, we were a match. We seldom quarrel. I could see that he’s been very patient with me. In return, I relaxed much of my material expectation on him. For 1 and a half years since we courted, he treated me well. After much consideration, I agreed to have him as my life partner.
Only if it was easy as it sounds. My family was very reluctant with my choice. Due to some misunderstanding, everything was a mess. Family has a powerful influence in my decision. I’m really at a crossroad. If I heed their advice, it would be unfair to him. He also said it many times that he didn’t want to lose me. And if I adamant to marry him, my family would be heartbroken. Here, I could face the risk of further conflicts between 2 families.
I do not know how and when this conflict would end. One thing for sure, we are not getting an engagement next year as planned. How so when they even didn’t allow him to meet them. Denied of request for a discussion had left me stumped.
Sometimes I think I would better off be a spinster if getting married is so hard. And I’m not talking about living a married life yet. You almost always sacrifice your own heart for the sake of pleasing your families. And what do you get in return?
Perhaps it is true that marriage is not about uniting 2 hearts in love. The prospect of uniting families or of material convenience outweighs more than anything.






















