Love stories


Love stories are usually about two people who meet, date, and date again after an incomprehension, a mistake, an incident of some sort, has divided them for a while. I have consumed many love stories. And although I'm not particularly romantic, and although I never looked for a partner, I must admit that I liked them. I was about to write "at least because they're the perfect entertainment for the days I'm tired, physically or mentally, sick, or in which I simply need to not think about anything." Bullshit. I just like them, love stories please a side of my personality I often feel ashamed of.
Lately, however, I have started being attracted by a different kind of love story. Those of two people who are in love and live their life together. To the drama and the insecurities  of falling in love, I find more interesting those of cohabitation. What has changed? The fact that there is now someone whose presence and voce, whose name alone, make me smile. And I started to feel a desire that until two years ago, a year and a half ago even, I though completely alien to me. The desire to build a life together, a daily life made of habits matured together.
Am I a fool for wanting my own love story?

Currently reading: Before Sunrise & Before Sunset.

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  1. this is beautiful!
    I really understand - you get to a point you think it would be nice to have your own!

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