My Chemical Romance - I Don't Love You (Video). I Love You, Don't Cry (Korean Drama - 2. Directed by Kim Sa- hyeon (. With her warm and optimistic personality, she is easily approachable and loved by everyone. The person she loves the most in this world is her mother. To her, Hyeon- woo is someone who is right between being a boyfriend and just a friend. Since Mi- soo grew up without a father, Hyeon- woo is the only guy that she has ever grown close to. Han Yeong- min / actor Lee Jeong- jin. A competent and successful young architect. He is the future son- in- law of the president of a university where he teaches as a part- time professor. He is scheduled to become a full- time professor beginning from next semester. Although he appears cold and arrogant on the outside, he holds a painful secret within that nobody knows of. And despite his arrogant looks, he has a warm heart. After he was engaged to Seo- yeong, the daughter of the chairman of the university he works at, he was promised a position as a full- time professor. Nothing seemed to stop his success. When he was studying abroad, there was a girl who passionately pursued him. ![]() Highschool loser (Cannon) pays a cheerleader (Milian) to pose as his girlfriend so he can be considered cool. Remake of 1987' Can't Buy Me Love, starring Patrick Dempsey. EXCLUSIVE OFFICIAL THEATRICAL TRAILER . The film "I DON'T LOVE YOU " focuses on the youth of today. And after six whole years, she reappeared in his life with a young boy, claiming that he is the father of the boy. Through this unexpected chaos, Yeong- min suddenly becomes a single father, and his engagement with Seo- yeong becomes extremely shaky. Min Seo- yeong / actress Oh Seung- hyeon. As the daughter of the chairman of Sungwoon University, Seo- yeong is a part- time professor. She is extremely intelligent, beautiful, passionate and straight- forward. Drama: Fated To Love You / You Are My Destiny Revised romanization: Woonmyungcheoreom Neol Saranghae Hangul:Opposite from her gentle, refined side, she also has a selfish side within. She deeply loves Yeong- min. And her emotional side forces her to break her engagement off with him. ![]() She shows how love can sometimes lead to obsession. Jang Hyeon- woo / actor Lee Sang- yoon. Hyeon- woo is a graduate school student who majors in architecture at Sungwoon University where Seo- yeong. Although he may seem like the playboy type, he is actually very devoted to Mi- soo, and considers her as his best friend. However, one day, he realizes that Mi- soo means more to him than just a friend. He is shocked to find out that Mi- soo is falling for another man, and to make matters worse, he discovers that that man is none other than Han Yeong- min, one of his professors. Hyeon- woo painfully watches as Mi- soo falls deeper and deeper in love with Yeong- min. Although viewing this is painful, he stays by her side as her friend, since he cherishes her. ![]() Two things you probably don't know (but should)Truth be told, I’m not an extremely patient person. I want my nonfat, triple grande pumpkin spice latte— and I want it now. I’d rather get hit by a truck than wait in line at the stupid grocery store. And when it comes to wi- fi, don’t even get me started. It turns out that I’m not too patient when it comes to love, either. WHEN THE TIME IS RIGHT, YOUR PERSON WILL COME INTO YOUR LIFEAn aunt of mine just got engaged for the first time at the age of sixty, and I couldn’t be happier for her. Yes, sixty. For all of those years that she’d been on her own, George was out there for her all along. In a way this makes me feel like a really big wuss, because I’m not even thirty yet and I’ve only been single for about. What if there’s something wrong with me?? What if I’m gonna be alone forever?!!!” I find myself in a fearful frenzy, ready to seek and to grasp and to search at all costs, and at the same time feeling sure that this person I’m seeking doesn’t actually exist. But then perspective quickly washes over me and I realize how completely ridiculous these thoughts really are.“Ye of little faith,” I suddenly find myself thinking (isn’t this a quote from the bible or something?), “why do you doubt?”Something within me begins to chuckle at the ridiculousness of it all, and my fear and doubt are instantly shattered.
The next day I serendipitously run across a site called TMFS (To My Future Spouse), run by the wonderful and insightful Corey Copeland. It’s a place where people can post anonymous notes to their future spouses.“To My Future Husband,” reads the note at the top of the page: I will no longer search for you at the clubs, on the streets or at the mall. You are so one of a kind that . It’s not up to you or I when the time will be right– it could be in ten days, ten months, or ten years– but we can rest safely in the knowing that we’re always taken care of. We can learn to relax into the perfect mystery of it all. Take a deep breath, my friend. Your person will come when the time is right— no questions about it. Everything is in perfect order. WHEN YOUR PERSON DOES COME INTO YOUR LIFE, (S)HE WILL NOT SAVE YOU, COMPLETE YOU, NOR MAKE YOU WHOLE When you begin having faith that your person will show up at the perfect time, something funny happens: You realize that you’re OK on your own, after all. My Chemical Romance I Don. What is The Inspiration Room? I Love You, Don't Cry. I Love You, Don't Cry / Don In fact, you realize that you’re more than OK on your own, and that you don’t need anyone to complete you. You begin living from your own true center instead of seeking some center that lies outside of you. You stop looking everywhere else for happiness and you start being happy right where you’re at. Sure, you might still miss the companionship or the other things that come along with being part of a couple. But even so, you are overwhelmingly content to be right here, loneliness and all. And if you’re like me, you realize that you aren’t quite ready for love yet, anyhow. If I were to write a note to my future husband today, it’d go something like this: To My Future Husband: For years, I’ve searched for you in bars, in classrooms, and in Brad Pitt’s Malibu beach house (Brad? I’ve hoped that you would swoop in and magically complete my life, and I’ve imagined that I couldn’t be happy until I found you. But then I realized that this isn’t a fair thing to ask of you. Why should anyone hold the burden of making a half- person feel complete, of holding me up as if I couldn’t stand on my own? Why should a single person be wholly responsible for the happiness of another? That’s a big task for any person to take on, one that’s bound to result in a muddled entanglement rather than in a love that’s pure & free & real. And so I’ve come to realize that I won’t truly be ready for you, or be able to give you what you deserve, until I’m able to gain a sense of completeness on my own. For the first time, I’m ready to stop seeking completeness in being one- half of a whole. I’m ready to start being that person I’m meant to become, the one who’s whole and complete on my own and who you can’t help but love— that person who you deserve. For the first time, I think I’m OK on my own— suckiness and all. When our time comes, I’ll be ready. And when we do find each other, you won’t complete me or make whole a severed half. Instead, you’ll add a new and beautiful depth to the completeness I already have. Love,Theresep. s. I hope you are hot. As I wrote this post on Friday, I came across a blog post of Corey’s entitled “Being Single is Okay, OK?” His words mirrored my thoughts exactly: “Being single for a season, so that we can be worked on and molded into something lovely and whole, is wise and responsible. Once we do meet the lucky individual who gets to marry us, wouldn’t we rather be that rounded, emotionally stable, fully evolved person they deserve? I’m content in knowing that I can be fulfilled in God and in my own path without having to desperately cling to another beating heart.”Finally, here’s the kicker. Within those somewhat lonely nights full of painful growth, we are being made whole. You won’t often hear me say this about anyone, but Corey said it better than I ever could have. And so with that, my friends, I’ll bring this post to a close.# # #.
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