in a seven year old's mind, an ending meant "happily ever after". a curse broken by a kiss, hearing wedding bells with a prince; those were the kinds of ending she believed in
in a seventeen year old's mind, an ending is no longer like the ones in fairytales. her ending does not mean "happily ever after" but her ending meant satisfaction she meant death— death of her feelings, her heart, her pain, her the end— the death was satisfying for her
in an eighteen year old's mind, an ending meant everyday. the ending does not always mean that it is the end of something good, the ending does not always mean death. sometimes, an ending is a chance; a chance to change things; a chance to change the story or continue it
in a seventy year old's mind, she asked herself, "what's the use of happy endings if it's already the end? why not choose a happy journey instead?" and so, the ending didn't really matter. it was his eyes it was his smiles it was his presence it was the journey with him matters
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