Our love-ones, sometimes serves as outlet of our snags and often, we never realised it. I also, never knew it until this time I realized that those people who we call our “love-ones” are made to be the passage of our individual problems. These people are those who you call friends, boyfriends, girlfriends, classmates, acquaintances, family friends, family, a special someone or anyone that sort closest to your heart, is whom we call love-ones. Most of the time, I usually seen a kind of what we call “special someone” is only one, as long as the word “someone” is concern. This may refer to a person related to you in different aspects, looking it in different perspective – a boy friend or girl friend.
Have you actually dredged up the times when you were with your special someone? How do you value it? Does it worth treasuring? Yes! Moments with your special someone must have to be treasured solely like a precious stone. Moreover, sweethearts never realized that short-whiles are worth treasuring because that only strikes in few moments at certain times. It is unrecognizable, unexpected and sometimes, unplanned.
Short Moments is Unexpected
Short moments is not a date or a planned outing, it is just a casual moment that both of you enjoyed it the way it took place. Sometimes this may happen when you are sitting on a bench of your favourite meeting place. Or maybe in times you eat together during lunchtime, snack time, or time when you visit him/her at their house. In other words, these are called unintentional bonding.
These moments are really special, if you don’t know it. These are the times that you’ll know your partner deeper more than you knew him/her. Because you’ll see the bright side of your partnership beyond uncontrollable ways, since you never planned it to happen. This may be a simple hug, touching noses, shoulder to shouldering, back to backing, a kiss, a kiddie joke or a delightful caress, which embraces unlimited emotion towards each other’s feelings. These are the real emotion that comes out from a lover’s inner feelings. In which it may serve as great factor of measuring your love towards your partner – both feelings that both of your hearts crying-out.
How Precious Is It?
I do consider it as a very precious moment. So, I do hope you should have to.
I have seen many lovers who are not very showy of their feelings with each other – these are what we call stereotype lovers. By which both of them are not that showy enough of their emotions towards his/her love-one. That’s why I said the ‘short moments’ are very precious, even to those lovers who are very close with each other. Short moments might be a start of your intimate relationship, since if you’ll really think it to the extent of pleasing your partner in the name of love, you’ll do the things that you really want to be, unconsciously. No pretentions, no hidden pain, just pure love.
Why ‘Glass of Wine’?
The ‘Glass of Wine’ simply implies the word “Special Moment with your Special Someone”, since it is precious – it is just like a glass of wine in a special occasion.
How about you, do you consider short moments with your special someone a precious one? Let me know by your comments below.
End Note:
My dear Lovely Readers,
It has been few months since I left from Japan and I was not able to update my blog. I feel so sad about it, but anyway I am very much thankful for your continued support for always coming here and waiting for my new posts.
Special thanks to Miss Nae Nest, Sir Eric Alagan, Dr. Subhan Sein and Miss Nona Hansler for inspiring me and for those touching emails you’ve sent, your advice and the inspirations of how to become more optimistic person towards our individual goals in life.
I would like also to say ‘thank you’ to the one who inspires me and giving me ideas of writing this post. For my partner, I love you so much. And you know that, lols…:D
To my co-Ambassadors, our lovely Supervisors and Coordinators, thank you for everything.
In the name of love and friendship,
Jon
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Thank you Sir Subhan…