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You don’t know what you’ve got until its gone. When
said, it is something people take lightly. They don’t actually comprehend this
phrase. Let’s give a total materialistic example of what I mean: you always
call your phone crappy and worthless… but then you loose it and you remember
all those times your “crappy” phone called or texted your loved ones, its like
all of a sudden that phone was the best piece of crap that ever existed. In the
moment, when you have it in your hands all you do is protest and express how
worthless you think it is but when you don’t have it’s like you actually loved
it even though it was lame.
Cutting to the chase I have a friend whom is currently in the army. He used to have huge, I’m talking ENORMOUS, fights with his kid brother. They were to an extent where he would leave the house and come to mine to blow off steam. When he was forced to inscribe into the army, he was so angry with his whole family that he left without saying goodbye. It had been four years since he had seen his brother. This past Christmas, after repeated begging from my friend and me, his brother agreed to see him. In the reunion my friend cried like a little baby and his brother did not shed one tear and told him: “This is for all the tears I shed these four years where you didn’t deigned to call me. You are regretting this and you will continue to regret this.” And he left. I couldn’t believe my eyes or what I was hearing. From then on I have valued every single second with my sister. We may fight but she will forever be my sister and my best friend. So my message to all is never take for granted what you have everyday because you never know when or how your going to loose it. This is just one life. Live it to the max, because apparently not even love lasts forever.
Cutting to the chase I have a friend whom is currently in the army. He used to have huge, I’m talking ENORMOUS, fights with his kid brother. They were to an extent where he would leave the house and come to mine to blow off steam. When he was forced to inscribe into the army, he was so angry with his whole family that he left without saying goodbye. It had been four years since he had seen his brother. This past Christmas, after repeated begging from my friend and me, his brother agreed to see him. In the reunion my friend cried like a little baby and his brother did not shed one tear and told him: “This is for all the tears I shed these four years where you didn’t deigned to call me. You are regretting this and you will continue to regret this.” And he left. I couldn’t believe my eyes or what I was hearing. From then on I have valued every single second with my sister. We may fight but she will forever be my sister and my best friend. So my message to all is never take for granted what you have everyday because you never know when or how your going to loose it. This is just one life. Live it to the max, because apparently not even love lasts forever.
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