Thursday, 16 March 2006

Pythagoras' Theorem

He was a man who created a way of calculating angles of a triangle using the sides. He was someone who can actually see so many ways of working mathematically with triangles. However, he will never understand the way a love-triangle works.

Usually a love triangle is created when A loves B, then C comes along and starts to be with B, etc. And when B is trapped in the centre, B doesn't really know how to work around being with A or being with C. B will most likely make it a best of 2 worlds, so to speak. That's just one of the ways this scenario will present itself.

Yet, if B really loves A from the start, why did B get together with C? When in the end, all that B is doing is hurting both A and C - especially so if A and C were once very good friends. And when A decides to give up, B just won't let A go. Its not like A never loved B but how come A is suffering because of what B does? And that suffering goes to C as well. I wonder if B is RESPONSIBLE enough to stop hurting both A and C.

Being in a relationship with more than one person at the same time is morally wrong, no matter the reason. I think B needs to really think about the relationship with A and C and CHOOSE the one whom B will finally be with. It is really cruel to let 2 people cry for you, cruel to let 2 people be heartbroken time after time, cruel to be lied to time and time again.

WAKE UP YOUR IDEA. Want to hurt, just hurt one. No point hurting two people who love you so much.

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