Happy Endings By Shannon L. Alder

Never fall in love with a player. I am a prime living example of this and I want to give you my story as an example. This will also show you why sometimes calling love a ‘Happy Endings,’ can be a back track of the true meaning of love. “A deceitful man will go as far as to trample all over a woman’s reputation and spirit, in order to prove to his ex-love that he was faithful. The irony, is he is still in love with his ex and the new woman in his life doesn’t even realize it.” Shannon L. Alder You see two people holding hands. On the surface they look perfect together, happy and charming. So what do people assume? Yes, you got that right that is what people think. Nobody can see the girl’s tears, the man himself is not in love with the relationship. Both are doing what they are good at, pretending. Frank

Trying to put it together one by one yet somehow you will always feel the unfilled piece. You will always stare at the mountain ahead with each step you take. Trying to pretend as if what you feel is nothing yet that nothing feels like something. One thing you will realize is that love is only for people who were meant to feel it. Sometimes just like a little child I lay down and wish upon a star hoping just maybe something wonderful will take me away from this life of misery when I open my eyes I realize I have been a fool.

True love. Is the kind of love I call fake love, pretentious love, hopeless love. I have seen relationships based on true love, then at the same time watch it fall apart. Seen a man who was once faithful to his woman and who treated his woman like a queen the later on in life watch him become a monster. True love as is it, is not true at all it is only meant to decorate and to cover the real meaning of love and its hidden concept. If you are lucky enough sometimes in your lifetime you witness true love in action, but like the rest of us we see the worst parts of