Love affects everyone in so many different ways, to the point where we can’t say which is the right way of loving someone and which is wrong.
For me, I love kind, generous people, who really have a heart and are passionate about the things they want to do and accomplish. It takes courage to pursue your calling and i find that and intellectuals, open mind and free spirited individuals to be extremely attractive.
Marriage material would include the traits above, being muslim, and treating his family and women with the utmost respect and appreciation. (Beards would be highly appreciated ^_^)
But back to love, even though we’re quick to associate rules with love, it’s such a fluid concept where most time it’s out of your control. (Ie: no beards!)
It’s how we express our love, passion, and affection that defines us lovers and it’s a beautiful thing when you sync with someone else who loves in the same manner because two halves are filled to be one.
I think we can fall in love with people who are wrong for you, but the whole thing is a process of defining you and your needs.
I apologize for the continuous rant but love, like many other unordinary physiques of animals, is intriguing.
I can only hope to find true love one day and share my gained wisdom from it once more.
Au revoir
Annie
11:42 pm • 22 May 2012
“A traveller I am, and a navigator, and everyday I discover a new region within my soul.”
— Khalil Gibran (via emotional-algebra)
12:31 pm • 22 May 2012
“You must live in the present, launch yourself on every wave, find your eternity in each moment. Fools stand on their island of opportunities and look toward another land. There is no other land; there is no other life but this.”
— Henry David Thoreau
(Source: emotional-algebra)
11:34 pm • 18 May 2012
: The Last Sermon of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him)
poeticislam:
This sermon was delivered on the Ninth day of Dhul-Hijjah, 10 A.H. (623AD) in the Uranah valley of Mount Arafat in Mecca. It was the occasion of annual rites of Hajj. It is also known as the Farewell Pilgrimage. After praising and thanking Allah the Prophet Muhammad (peace…
10:39 pm • 18 May 2012
“There is nothing in this world, that is not a gift from you.”
— Rumi (via spiritual-eloquence)
9:42 pm • 15 May 2012
Be good parents to my kids.
#thingsIpromisetodo
#thingsmyparentsdidntdo
#gah
11:58 pm • 9 May 2012
reality mic check two, one, two
wat am i doing.
whar am i going.
hai world.
take me seriously ^.^
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That’s basically my attitude towards my life and future and to be blatant, its not honest to others, myself, and most importantly it’s tedious. It’s not confronting the realistic issues of the world and it’s more distracting than constructive. I’m a fallacy. My dreams are not, but I’m pursuing something I don’t have the capacity for. I’m not putting a legitimate effort in organic chem I, I act as though things in the world (the real conflicting issues) can easily change with my input b/c I know I won’t fall under the ‘greedy’ and ‘careless’ doctor.
What I’m saying is that I honestly havenoidea what is really the devastating conditions millions of people without proper medical care are facing. I’m a pre med student who has all this ambition to “change” things (particularly the system), yet how do I try and tackle something I’m not familiar with at all?
It’s pretentious, really.
And I’m just as clueless as the rich snobby kid who has his/her daddy paying their way through everything they want to pursue.
It has always been about me. This whole process, me working towards the betterment of others, and it’s just so. friggin. wrong.. Do you see the inconsistency??
My undergraduate degree is teaching me nothing about the world outside my walls. It’s an updated version of high school except this time the teachers think their more qualified and you pay thousands of dollars to have no one give a shit about what you’re doing and where you end up.
And now a days, your undergrad degree is equivalent to kaput.Everyonepractically has one.Everyoneis in major debt, one way or another because of it.
So..what makes me any different? What will set me apart from the thousands of indians who will apply to med schools when I do? What will keep me from falling into the hole of 1) not being good enough for med schools or 2)unemployment?
Contemplated, I am. And amongst it, I’ve heard that my sister in law is in a pretty serious mental condition where she has vivid sights and delusions and mania.
She doesn’t deserve that. She’s 21 years old, a stunning woman with a beautiful personality, and yet God has given her this destructive grievance. I challenge the idea that God wants to punish us on Earth. I think of everything to be tests.
While I know I am not coping well with this test, I pray that she gets better. She has gone through so much for a 21 year old, and it breaks me knowing that this is just only another layer of hardships for her and her family. Yah Allah, I pray she doesn’t break. I pray you have her well guarded and secure. I pray that this is soon over and she is able to resume a healthy, and happy life. Please.
So this is my reality check. Mic check, two, one, two.
I have no answers, and I’m pretty lost as of now, but I can say at least that these feelings are not pent up, and to work aside with them (and to guide me) is what I’ll try to do.
A misguided heart can only hope so much.
Asalam Alaikum,
Annie
10:55 pm • 2 May 2012
