This love story, of my parents, has affected my perception of relationships
because I have witnessed their relationship throughout my whole life. I have
noticed that love is not how it is described in movies or in songs, but that
doesn’t mean that it isn’t good. I learned from their story that it is best not
to expect yourself to fall in love because you may meet the person you will
marry when you least expect it. They were set up to meet by their mutual
friends, and I learned that everyone’s love moves at their own pace. They only
had known each other for a little over a year when they got married, but other
couples are engaged for much longer, but it is better to do what is best for
your own relationship.
Their story is not as dramatic as the stories on television
and in movies, but they did meet on a “blind date” and they did fall in love
rather quickly. I also think it is harder to make up in real life from a fight
or a misunderstanding than is usually portrayed in movies. Often, couples have
to deal with many unexpected and sudden issues hat test their relationships
that are often sugarcoated in movies. A song that connects with their story is “Time
After Time” by Cyndi Lauper as she sings, “If you fall I will catch you - I'll
be waiting, Time after time,” because I think it shows how they can both rely
on each other in times of need, regardless of the number of times they may need
the support. I think this is an important part of having a lasting relationship.
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