After vacuum for about four months, I finally decided to start writing again
It’s amazing what has been happening in my life in the last few months, how God could very quickly turn things around. Human’s timing is ordinary but God’s timing is extraordinary. What we normally think take years to achieve could happen just like that, in months or even weeks, when God’s hands are at work. I am truly blessed and I give thanks to God particularly for what has been happening in my life in the last two months.
Back to the question.. I recently filled in a questionnaire on the web about what is the most romantic movie I’ve ever watched and why. It didn’t take me long at all to think about the answer.. it just popped out in my head straight away although I’m pretty sure not many people would agree with me. Maybe my definition of “romantic” is not like many people, I don’t think of the beautiful island with the beautiful sunset, or how suddenly two people look into each other’s eyes and they know at that time that they are meant for each other. My thought about “romantic” is how far someone (man or woman) who claims to love their spouse would go for their spouse, how much they are willing to sacrifice for their spouse. I know it probably sounds more like “sacrificial love” than “romantic”, but I found the “sacrificial love” more romantic than other facets of love expression as it is the ultimate test of love.
Think about which movie you would choose and why before continue reading on.. there’s no right or wrong answer here, it’s just different opinions for everyone
Some of you would have probably guessed which movie I chose as the most romantic movie I’ve ever watched.. yes it’s a movie with ultimate “sacrificial love”
And when I said ultimate I really mean ultimate.. I think the biggest sacrifice you could ever give is laying down your life for your fellow human beings, and I’m particularly talking about your spouse here. Now I know some people easily say that “I will die for you” when they are in love with someone.. but seriously do they really mean that? And that shouldn’t change over time.. are they really willing to give up their lives for their spouse when they first got married? after 5 years of getting married? after 10 years? 20 years, 30 years etc..
The movie that I chose is probably a bit unreal, I mean in the movie the man just knew the woman for a few days but then a tragedy happened and he had to give up his life for the woman.. very unlikely happened in the real world after few days but I’m just talking about the “romantic” part here (eg. death part lol). He had to make a decision and he decided to give up his life for the woman.. now that’s real love and that’s romantic for me. The name of the movie? You guessed it.. it’s Titanic.