It's nearly 3am, I've just got back from watching Wicker Park. Now usually, it being so late, I'd hit the sack the moment I step into my room. But I just keep thinking about the show. Honestly, after watching it, I have come to the conclusion that no one should ever heed the advice of movie reviewers. Cos I wasn't that keen on watching this after the 'barely passable' ratings it garnered, but I'm so glad I was persuaded in the end. To whoever is reading this right now, you just Have to catch this show. I loved how it isn't your typical love story, the structure of the plot is incredibly engaging...Honestly for those reviewers who found it complicated and too hard to follow, have been watching too many shows that lay out the plot chronologically or maybe they're just too critical.

It's engaging because it'll definitely strike a chord with anyone who's really been in love before. I say Really been in love because I think the word love is thrown about so callously these days, you'd have to distinguish the great loves from the mediocre, ho-hum or short-lived loves. Speaking of this, I'm smiling as Bobbie's theory that any guy who says 'I love you' within three dates is plain lying, pops up in my head. Yeah, I think that's true, probably its infatuation or the he just wants a quick path into the girl's pants. Anyway, so now, after watching the movie, I can't help but think if there's really only one true love for a person. The one that just pops up in your mind whenever you catch a love story, or see a couple sharing a sweet moment of intimacy. We all know that some loves, no matter how intense they were, end at some point for whatever reason. Sometimes love just ain't enough..so the song goes. Do you ever sit and think about all your past loves, the failed relationships and consider what might have been and perhaps whether it's possible that one of them might really be the one true love in your life? Maybe we're just too preoccupied with moving forward, hunting for a new catch amongst all the fishes in the sea, so they say...so I wonder, has the one already come by and slipped away? Would it be feasible to disregard your pride and all the barriers between you and that past love, and return to the person whom you loved more than anyone else? There's no easy answer I feel, unlike the ending, things are not so simple in reality or perhaps I'm just confused.