Standing perturbed in front of the mirror, surveying deeply into the midst of her anomalous reflection, she contemplates the thoughts of the girl acutely staring back at her. Her eyes emit dismay and a sense of
confusion. The girl she once controlled is now sculptured into one of society's trophey winning
cynics.
Once thought to have a pure belief for fairytale endings her faith in the impossible would submit her into
endless hurt. Though, regardless of knowing the consequenses to
obscene believing, she continued to inject her blood with hallucinogens. She hoped, that maybe one day the drugs would finally give her the high she longed for.
Now, dumbfounded, she lookes deeper at her reflection, wondering what had happened to the opportunist she once knew. The smiles try to hide the pessimism, though the negative aura is radiated through her glassy eyes, mirroring the bemusement bellowing through her.
Society floods skepticism on love and romance, drowning the joys that she once tested and rejoiced in. The pressure of society forced her to
abandon her identity. She no longer lulls over liaison, but feels the need to scamper at every romantic gesture. Every so called "
unrealistic" notion of love she recieves, she
neglects. Her inability to trust slowly eats the real her up.
People believe in fate because they want to believe that their love stories are preordained, a matter of
destiny. But in actual fact the only thing that is certain is that everyone wants to fall in love and be loved. Who you happen to fall in love with is a matter of
chance, not fate. And the probability that we're capable of falling in love with a whole range of people is something that most people refuse to acknowledge.
The literal deifnition of romance is
'fiction', something
not real.
Or so she
thinks. Deep down, she wants to dive into
escapism, a fleeting moment that would lead her to fate, a future of contentment, and a future of love. She
wouldn't mind the collective cliches about romance and love.
And in time she'll find her
destiny, committing to someone she
deserves, frightened she'll settle for anything less.