OK, this is completely despicable. I know that falling for someone else despite being in a relationship ain't somethin' new nowadays. It has been happening since God knows when. Almost every single person in this globe had had experiences with such situation. Every minute, millions of people are having heartbreaks due to unfaithfulness. It's vexing but it's the truth. We have norms but we also have reality. No matter how much we want to lead an ideal life, it's just plain impossible. No matter how much we want to adhere to norms, it just AIN'T possible. It just ain't! It's a maxim.
But still . . . even if that is the fact, should we let loose morals run amok? Should we distort what's right and what's wrong just to justify something? Shouldn't we do otherwise? Shouldn't we compensate by trying to keep our morals intact? Unshaken? If you're gonna ask who I am to say what's wrong or what's right . . . this is my answer:
People are born with intelligence and common sense that is honed through time. Therefore, people can tell what's wrong or what's right depending on the situation—though that's not always the case; for if it is, I won't be making this entry. LOL.
There are complex situations, which is yeah . . . complicated (obviously) and are in need of pondering; but there are also simple ones, like
Pamu and
Kevin's damned quasi-love, which even a twelve-year old kid can understand . . . and judge.
Speaking of
Kevin and
Pamu . . . well, there's nothing wrong with being attracted to someone else. It's just attraction. It's like, look but don't touch. What's VERY wrong here is . . .
Pamu nurtured her attraction into more like infatuation than love; and
Kevin pursued a girl (yes, I'm calling
Pamu a girl 'cause she's acting like she's 14) who's already taken, and to top it all off, HE DESTROYED A RELATIONSHIP. I don't understand why people keep on blaming
Pamu alone, when in fact, both of them are at fault—especially
Kevin. If he did not pursue
Pamu, would she have liked him in the very first place? It's
Pamu's choice to fall in love and break up with Renz, but if
Kevin didn't do what he did, would she have fallen for him helplessly that she became blinkered? Enough to break a good man's heart ON AIR?
Pamu could have given his boyfriend consideration, knowing that she's cheated on him and everybody knows about it already. Give the guy a goddamn break!
People are prejudiced just because
Kevin is good-looking. Go on and deny what you see me say; but the truth will remain unscathed and undistorted. People are biased. I am not judging
Pamu nor
Kevin, I don't even hate them. What I hate is what they did. People commit mistakes and they don't need to be criticized for it. What needs to be criticized is what they have done, which they own. It's normal to fall in love; to leave your current lover for a better one. That's one of the cycles of love. Horrid and ugly but true. That's the savagery behind the face of love. The Savage Garden. Like what I said before . . .
"Love won’t necessarily come in a very beautiful form for sometimes, it could be ugly. You just have to shape it up so it could become beautiful."
I just hope she won't regret what she did. I am wishing for her happiness with
Kevin—even though it appeared to me that she didn't really think about it properly and that she left her previous boyfriend just because
Kevin is handsome. You can't really blame me for thinking that way. 'Cause when Seichi tried to pursue
Pamu, she flat-out rejected him. No second thoughts. She told him she already have a boyfriend. I salute her for that. But here comes
Kevin and she's already all over him. Where's the boyfriend now? Out the window? It's funny. it's too funny it makes me cringe.