Personal Narrative: My Love In My Life

“Every heart sings a song, incomplete, until another heart whispers back.” This can be understood through the words of Plato, who believed if love can be transformed into the best kind of friendship, then it can open up a blissful life of shared understanding in which desire, friendship, and philosophy are in perfect resonance with one another. Love is a very beautiful thing that all who have heart need, but nowadays, love isn’t the first priority. Distance can play a big role in relationships, nevertheless love can overcome anything. A lot of people are cynical about long distance relationships because of absence and jealousy but it teaches one about themselves. Distance develops one into becoming a better person and discerns a soul into valuing

Summer is here and no doubt I want to spend it with my love, Steven. Steven is unique an unlike many guys nowadays. He is respectful, honest, caring and overall he treats me like I deserve and better. We talk about the future and even though our objectives in life are distinct, we support each other. Steven wants to honor the United States and join the Air Force, which, even though many think life gets complicated when becoming a military spouse, I’m accustomed to, given that my dad is in the Coast Guard. On the other hand, I want to move to the states in terms of a better education to achieve becoming a future surgeon. What can a couple accomplish together when their mind is set on divergent futures that involve not being able to see each

I started working at the movie theater for further reference in becoming an independent woman. Despite transfer delay from college to college, I finally started my second year at Florida State College at Jacksonville. Steven is now working at a supermarket as a bagger and also studying for his Asvab test. It’s been a year since we started as a couple and we are so excited for what the future has in store for us and how far we have come as a couple. Our next step in life is for me to complete my second years of college and for him to get a high score in his test. We plan on getting married soon but that’s a whole different chapter.

As once said by an ancient Roman poet, Publius Vergilius Maro, “Love conquers all things”. Society has change the meaning of love and how we can love, but does society have the right to stop you from being with the one you love? Why not give a chance to be happy despite distance? It’s scary to know what effects distance can have on two hearts who are used to being together but the base of all is communication. Without communication, everything is at lost. Be with he who makes you happy, he might be the one. And those only come once in a lifetime. Don’t let society tell how one can