Why do you underestimate first love? And what are you thinking about first love? Do you mean literally first? If you mean that, then mine first love was 4 year old boy that I saw on the playground. There is no last love, only first because it last forever. First and only. When you find person with who you wan't to spend your life with then that it's first love. When it comes to Angel Buffy is like any other women in love, she thinks with her heart, not with her brain. Can you get that? So I think, no I know, that if she ever founds out what they had for that one day the only thing she is going to think about is how to repeat that. How to bring that back and how to live that kind of life forever. Because when you know you had somethingm, it gives you power to take that back. And when it comes to love, we have no laws. We have only love, first love that last forver and all the other loves that were introduction.
While I am quite fond of first love that conquers all in fiction, reality has facets that fiction can never quite portray. Love isn't a static, quantitative entity. Relationships cannot be described only as "love" or "not love". Love grows between two persons, and it is shaped both in the dynamics between the two lovers and through our previous experiences. For a loving relationship to last, the everyday puzzles of
life needs to work out. Where does the money come from? Where do we want to live? If we bring children into this relationship, will we be able to agree on a platform of values on which to raise them? All these questions can be easily solved in a work of fiction, but in real life they can cause rifts to open between two people who love each other intensely. These questions pull our differences out of the closets and into the harsh light of day. And sometimes a relationship cannot live through that.
You asked White Avenger why he underestimates first love, concluding that the time you find the person with whom you want to spend your life that is the first love. All the others have merely been preparation. Well, I think it is
you who underestimate first love. One and a half decades has passed since I first fell in love. I was willing to give up everything I held dear for that boy, being in love with a fierceness I never would have thought myself capable of. That relationship did not last, it couldn't have. We were too different then. Had I given up everything that is
me, I wouldn't have been the girl he fell in love with. Had I given up the essence of what is me, I believe I would have ended up resenting him for that "“ even though it would have been my own doing. In the end, he broke up with me. Sixteen years later, I can see that he did the right thing.
Today, I am married to a husband that I love. That does not invalidate my first love, nor the relationship I had between these two. I don't believe that there is only one person in the world that I can possibly love. But this is the one I have chosen to set up my life with.