People should always get married early. Why? Because the felicity of having found the perfect partner gets muddled by the growth of qualities to be met. I thought it was the cup size or the soulmate criteria or intelligence or artistry or cup size. But, each found, potentiality was ironically increasingly lost.
So one has come to such a conclusion. That trueth does the soul meets another meant for each other is as such when the right one screws the hell out of each other’s criteria. When the prior ‘what you’re looking for’ that spans on a list unrolled a thousand miles would be replaced by the singular compartmentalization of the very letters that are shaped by your very mouth to enunciate the calling of that special person; a thousand miles reduced to just a few centimeters of pen and paper real estate, yet is worth the universe to you
To all with burned criterias, A Very Happy Valentines.
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