Of
course, I watch Grey’s Anatomy. What’s funny that I started not so long ago. And
trust me, I’ve gotten so into it that I barely go a day without seeing an
episode. Their love lives, I must confess, however, attract me more than their
lives as medical professionals…or is it the intertwined assortment/blend? I guess
it is.
The
vital lesson this series has taught me is that not all happily ever afters eventually
end up becoming “happily ever after” and that not all sweethearts/connected
lovebirds make it to the end. That’s funny, ain’t it? Coz I thought love was
supposed to be enough.
I
was particularly baffled when I learnt that Izzy left Karev- after how much he
stood by her when she had cancer! I haven’t even seen the episode and my heart
is already breaking at the thought.
Well,
back to the point: Not every love story will last, it’s simply a fact. And while
it’s not a fact that makes me happy, it’s one that makes me cautious.
A
relationship- and consequently marriage, isn’t only built on feelings- and even
love; I used to think that love was the ultimate, until I discovered that
actually, acceptance of love supersedes mere love- in EVERY respect. For example,
the fact that Christ died for us all doesn’t guarantee eternal life for all
occupants of the earth; it is only true acceptance of this fact and consequent
consecration of one’s life to him that guarentees true salvation (Rom 10:9).
Yes,
I believe in love. However, love alone is insufficient to bring about the
desired change we anticipate; either in relationships or otherwise.
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