Do we ignore the consequences or do we carry them out?

Friends and family may find this a shock...as I do have a never-say-die spirit towards every aspect of life. However, sometimes you need to make sacrifices...you need to give up whatever you had faith in to make other people's lives much easier. Obviously, it depends if other people see how much love you have for them, if people know they love you, they will appreciate every decision you make. They may not agree with it, my best friends do not agree with me giving up "suitors and admirers" but I know they accept and appreciate my decision, hence they are my best friends.

Giving up is not easy, but I am ready for that someone. It actually does not help any situation but it does do one thing...reconnecting yourself together. Going back to my decision...I had two choices. One was to try and get what I wanted back or it was to simply give up. Now...I gave up...Why? Why did I give up? Was there a need for me to give up? Yes because it made someone else's life easier. What more happiness can that bring...if someone can live their life much easier, with more freedom of thought, more happier. However, each decision has a consequence. My decision to give up on what I wanted back...had a few consequences.

Those consequences were simple...I give up anything that reminded me of what I wanted back. MSN Messenger...I gave it up! After Love is Complicated...I will not write another full-on romantic novel until I get over my memories. I am still a romantic though! The good news is that you will see me writing on the blog a lot more than before!

I give a lot of things thought. Ever decision I make...there is a consequence. In fact...every decision you make there is consequences attached to it. The fact is...do we ignore the consequences or do we carry them out? I have decided now to practice my consequences but let me just remind you...yes, other people may get hurt by it. There is one important issue, is not many will realize how much it hurts you to practice them or even to give-up on something you love more than, possibly, your own life.