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My name is Hannah and I was born twenty-two years ago. I live in a country with more than 7,000 islands. Unfortunately, we do not have snow. I am trying to finish a degree in Clinical Psychology while working part-time in a BPO somewhere in Makati. Children are the apple of my eyes. If you see me listening to music, I'm probably listening to Jason Mraz. Philippine Literature and Historical fiction interests me. Cute things bring out my girly self. ISFP.
Posts tagged "future"

I want a family man for a husband. He’s someone who gets married not just for the sake of getting married, settling down, and being with the lady he loves. He gets married because he wants to start a family. He doesn’t just want to be a husband — he wants to be a father, too.

*thinking out loud*

tomyfuturespouse:

Promise me there will be days when we just lay in bed all day and hold each other; I’m sincerely looking forward to my head rising and falling with the movement of your chest.

:)

tomyfuturespouse:

I often get caught up in the thought of you: the way you’ll look, the way you’ll kiss me goodnight, the way you’ll act when you’re upset with me. But then I am brought back down to earth and realize I must focus on the events at this moment. Because these moments are the ones preparing me to be the best wife I can be for you.

tomyfuturespouse:

I can’t wait for the day you look at me and say, “Let’s go home.”

I don’t know him yet, but I will give it to him on our first night as a married couple. :)

Sometimes, I find myself having difficulty falling asleep because I think too much. Lately, I’ve been wondering if I made the right decisions. If I made the right choice, then why do I feel this big hole in my chest? Why do I think about it everyday, wondering about the “what if’s”? I can’t say that I’m truly happy about what I did, but this is what I think is right.

Will I regret this in the future?

When deep injury is done to us,
We never recover until we forgive.
Forgiveness does not change the past,
But it does enlarge the future.
Mary Karen Read