The second, third, or fourth slices of pizza are never as good as the first. The same concept could be put towards people and time. The more time someone has had with something that they originally loved, (and may still love just the same) the less they appreciate it. In the beginning, the loving words were abundant. My favorite? “God, you’re amazing.”

But as time passed, not only did you speak those words less frequently but the fervor and genuineness behind them was also much more muted. It’s not like I’ve changed since the first day, so it’s reasonable to guess that you’ve gotten bored, no?

On some level, I’ve gotten bored as well. 

Is it unreasonable to want something in which those words will not only always be spokent but always be spoken with trueness and fervor, no matter how much time has passed? I suppose it is unreasonable to want something that defys human nature. It’s human nature to get bored of the old. 

On a more depressing note, Memorial Day is coming up.