"someone like you"
i like the song; how can i not, it's adele. i sing along loudly. but it always drives me nuts when she says, 'i hate to turn up out of the blue, uninvited.' no, you don't. if you did, you wouldn't have.
and then today it was hitting me, 'why are you so shy? it's not like you to hold back...' yeah, well, y'all aren't in the same place you used to be. he's protecting himself, his wife, his family, and ultimately you, too.
i'll still like the song because i just do, but good grief she needs to learn to respect the sanctity of marriage.
and then today it was hitting me, 'why are you so shy? it's not like you to hold back...' yeah, well, y'all aren't in the same place you used to be. he's protecting himself, his wife, his family, and ultimately you, too.
i'll still like the song because i just do, but good grief she needs to learn to respect the sanctity of marriage.

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The world's view vs. God's view. It makes me think of that story in "Love Actually," with the friend coming to tell his friend's wife how he really feels. That was actually pretty selfish. But I suppose I make mistakes too, share too much, and then am reminded that never mind, I'll find someone else. Never mind, God has someone/something else planned for me. It's OK that my plans didn't work. Unfortunately, I talk too much about it first sometimes. :/ Instead of just trusting in Him.
Oh, and I've never liked that song. Even if it is Adele.
(Probably not for godly reasons though -- probably because it's too sad that it didn't work out. Same reason everyone tells me I wouldn't like the movie, "He's Just Not That Into You," and I get all offended.)
yeah, that plot line is sweet because all girls want to believe that there are decent guys out there who are in love with them who for some reason just can't say so, but it really is quite selfish - what is she supposed to do with that, now that she's married?
and of course, i like it when songs and movies have things that don't work out, so of course i like that song. :)
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