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I am writing this entry because a friend just asked me the same question. Do "first loves" never die? I’m sure all of us experienced loving somebody for the very first time. And maybe for most of us it all happened at a young age.."puppy love" as they may call it. There would come a time in your life where a guy comes up to you and professes his love for you and promises that he will love you until forever. A very young promise where some inocent hearts would hold on to. For some, this in the end, becomes a reality. But sad to say, for many, its just a promise made by just "a kid" and either forget or just doesn’t care..I for once believed in that fairy tale..that your first love will last forever no matter what happens. But some might not agree with me when I said that it’s just a fairy tale. Because now, I know that loving for the first time doesn’t necessarily mean that it is always there to stay. Maybe that person came for you to love because God just wanted to teach you how it feels to love and/or be loved and to prepare you for the real person destined for you to be with in a place called forever. I had a first love during my teens but we never ended up together. I held on to a promise that we shared but was never fufilled. Eventually, his feelings died down..and I had to move on..after a few relationships, I found my husband whom I love and cherish.Sometimes, a "first love" come along to inspire us and to make us stronger when we decide to go our separate ways. For some, a "first love" is someone you can never forget no matter what happens, no matter how long. And for a few, a "first love" is there to stay, as sweet as it was when they met at a young age, as they journey their lives together..for always…
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