It was actually a good movie. An actual good romantic comedy. One of the quotes I got out from the movie was pretty cool. To put it in to context, the main character (Steve Carrell) just got divorced with his wife because she cheated on him. But he regrets it and wants her back. He believes that if you found your soulmate, you should fight for her, and never let her go.
"I'm so mad at you. I'm really mad at you for what you did. But I'm mad at myself too. Because I should not have jumped out of that car - I should have fought for you. Because you fight for your soul mates."
A lot of the movie emphasized on embracing your soulmate, if you found them.. you fight for them.. even when it's hard.
I really do want to fight for you.. But maybe this fight includes letting you go for now. I need to straighten up my life, do good in school. I can imagine of how much your parents lost trust in me.. But maybe this is my fight. To straighten up and be a man of God.
I remember what my mom told me. "You can get back with Jen.. Once your life is straightened out. Once you do good in school."
I really want to believe your my soulmate. That would mean the world. Even statistics show that 80% of people have met their "soulmate" when they are 16 years old. But my own understanding does not compare to God's. He knows the plan, all I can do right now is trust in Him.
Gosh, I miss you. I really do. But now I'm just excited to see what God's plan is for us.
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