The Fifty-Ninth: Could It Be Enough

It seems that these updates only occur after some form of conflict. It's like when someone goes through something horrible and has the urge to write it down in a diary or in narrative form, so too do I feel the need to express my thoughts in HTML.

For now, I am resting upon the idea that love isn't enough. It's a huge topic to cover in such short sentiments, but it's one of those 'age old' phrases that I feel safe to touch on.

When two people have so much love between them, you'd think that anything could hold them together, yet, things can still break them apart. Does that mean that love isn't enough? Or just that something else is bigger and stronger? I personally don't think that love is enough. I could go ahead and say, "Of course love isn't enough. You also need trust, happiness and loyalty."

Let's just say that love encompasses all of the happy-go-lucky things mentioned above. Is it still not enough? The temptations that other things bring. The temptations that other people bring to a couple is dangerous. The whole 'cheating' thing. There's also desire and lust, and other such things.

What if there was so much love, but not enough desire between them? Can you 100% be in love with someone yet not want them bad enough to only want them?

Why so many questions about love Ashleigh?!

Films give me far too many ideas and templates to place on the couples I know. Exploring the notion of love and it's connotations is so interesting to me.

Nothing seems more complex nor intricate than love and it's followers.