For a person you loved deeply, would you be wiling to move to a distant country knowing there would be little chance of seeing your friends or family again?
This one for me is much easier, more so than my mates answer. Though, i do exactly follow her assessment on what a family unit is defined as. Unfortunately, up until now, i haven't really known what a pleasing, loving family unit was; and now i know, I've found it. I love her, with all my heart, and i love her children right along side her.
I really am not close, AT ALL, to any of my family members. Many times in the past I've moved and roamed, and not had contact with them, and always been fine with that, as were they. I'm the outcast of the outcasts, so to say. A Black sheep of a dwindling birth unit, a gypsy whos wanderlust kept me moving until i found what i was seeking for. Any time i stayed at home for any period of time, it was hell. Fightings, turned violent, the home wasn't a home, more of a prison. But, that can be posted in another blog. This one is SUPPOSED to be shorter than hers after all.
So, would i move across the globe to be with the one i loved? A Resounding YES, with no strings holding me back is my answer. I'm not a social person, as i said, my family was best served with me at a distant point. As for friends? Last friend i had, was in high school, so that pretty much answers itself. I don't make friends quickly or easily. I can suffice with my socialization the web if need be,or find friends once I'm in a place where i feel comfort and love.
My final Answer?
If Kara had been in Nepal, the Congo, Egypt (which i love, BTW), or any other damn obscure place, my ass would have packed up in a New York MINUTE and been there. I am HERE now, so, i donthave to worry about leaving for the love of my life. Shes right beside me.
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