They say one grows up through experience, and your experience tells you not to trust people.. You should not easily trust people who you don't know well... People nowadays know too much and their excessive information rather isolate them from others than make them communicate.. And when you come to face a similar situation in your life, you are to shrink from the possible pains you may undergo again.. Those are called cleverness.. If you move your step on the easier, comfortable road, it is considered wisdom.. But there are always exceptions and I am one of the unfortunate, too... I trust people. I've always trusted whatever situation I face newly.. That's not wise, we know, but I don't think I can change myself soon enough... Maybe that's why, - I have decided to trust people in here, too... Honestly I didn't know that I would like this place so much when I was joining with a little hesitation, but now I find myself loving to come in... Maybe I am in love with someone... Someone who I was supposed to be with from the first... someone whom I was born to love and protect... I can't still say it is absolutely certain; nothing is certain in this uncertain age... But what I am sure about is that I will find the one for sure, make her mine, my own lady, the right one who was destined to me, right here and nowhere else...

I wouldn't say no to those I don't quite want for my future... I would rather say thank you and wish good lucks to them who I can not associate with, cause they have so precious and beautiful hearts... But I wouldn't quite say many thanks by words to the one I will love... Rather, I'd like to save my words to split into time and will appreciate for the rest of my life... But, still, I will not thank her by words, either... I will not express my appreciation one time by word and forget afterwards... Nor will I dish up my thousands thanks only to the millions of 'I love you's and kisses that she will receive for the whole life at dining tables and sometimes at the garage or on a Saturday night, at a theater... I will fill my overflowing thanks mostly to the big bowls of my duties and responsibility as husband, and then cast a firm, huge golden statue of dedication and sacrifice to my family that will hold us tight and shelter our comfortable nest where we will live and die together...