In the mood for some ranting?!

It is the weekend.. finally! I thought this week would never actually end! I mean, having three midterms on Tuesday, organic chemistry, physics and psychology -not a good combo might I say. I also had a midterm today, and an assignment due, so this week pretty much sucked ass!

So it was just a perfect timing for a good, i mean good, chick flick movie...and for that matter I chose to watch "The Lake House". One darn-good choice. Beautiful. Words fail me trying to explain how much I loved it.


However though, I always feel weird after watching such movies, 'cause it keeps me thinking about reality, and the real game. You'd enjoy watching the movie, but you'd still ask your-self, does that really happen in real life? Is there any successful true-love stories out there, somewhere? Or are we encaged in a cruel cold world, that doesnt spare you the time to love and be loved? I mean, living as a uni student, I dont even have the time to eat, or sleep.. how about socializing with people and meeting new friends? Will that change when I graduate? I don't think so. Its going to be the same ol' story, but in a modified form or style. I'd be just too worked up in my job to the point that I wouldn't have time to eat or sleep... or catch up with old friends for that matter.


So.. do we keep on waiting? Do we act in to the present? Or do we try to kid our-selves, by holding in to some hope that the day will come.. soon? Why do we try to be optimistic when it comes to love and relationships if some people don't even come close to having something? Is it because we are influenced by our friends who would probably be having a good relationship?

How about culture? tradition? religion? What is their say on this?

Too many questions to be answered, and I'll still be pondering...