breezee: I'm reading this book by Alain de Botton called "Essays in Love".... lots of bits that I find interesting.
Like this one:
"And so it should perhaps be with love. Lovers cannot remain philosophers for long, they should give way to the religious impulse, which is to believe and have faith, as opposed to the philosophic impulse, which is to doubt and enquire. They should prefer the risk of being wrong and in love to being in doubt and without love.
Just wanted to share, really..... what do you think....? don't know if anyone wants to comment..... feel free..... good book
I would find anything written by some dude called 'Alan Bottom' rather 'suspect'!
Oh! 'Alain Botton' - sounds so different in French, n'est-ce pas?
"They should prefer the risk of being wrong and in love to being in doubt and without love."
I prefer to believe that I am right and loved, than to be right or wrong and unloved! However to be in the wrong and still loved is a bloody miracle I strive to make possible.
For, it's like this you see...... we all make mistakes and we are all wrong, but a woman must really love you to forgive you and once she nolonger loves you she shall use every last breath to denounce you and make you life Hell on earth!
So, the answer is simple - ensure that a woman always loves you.... for if you fail there is only one thing you can do to make life bearable; and that's to take her to the very very top of the Eiffel Tower on a wet and windy day and lovingly say:
'Goodbye! Farewell! Adieu! Can you fly, my love?'