You wouldn't know what you have lost until you lost it...

Here is another one of my random writings
Read on if you want to know more about this


Written by Dennis W.


You Wouldn't Know What You've Got
Until You've Lost It

This is actually very true. Let me just ask you a few questions first.

Do you have a boyfriend/girlfriend?
Have you ever seperated from him/her before?
How does it feels like?

Well, some of us feels broken hearted as hell, right?
This is the feeling i want to emphasized on here.

Let me give you an advice.
When you have something valueble to you.
Like a diamond ring,

or a beloved pet dog,

or your loved ones,


I advice you to really really treasure what you have now.
One day, who knows, that you might lose that most prized item in your hands.

On the other hand, my main point here is to all the couples that are reading this.

When you have a loved one by your side,
Please do treasure your other half as much as you can.
Even if you argue sometimes, do forgive one another,
When there are misunderstandings, do understand one another,
We need to learn how to build good relationships with one another.


Yes, arguements are normal in a relationship.
The difference is that some couples can ressolve their problems.
While some are impatient and can't solve any problems


Both Men and Women are very different
We both have different roles and responsibilities in life
Men are from Mars, and Women are from Venus
We are designed both Men and Women are made to compliment each other
Men and Women are like the 2 sides of a coin.
If only one side of the coin exist, the coin wouldn't have any value,
Both sides need each other to have any value in it.


Please by all means, do forgive one another when troubles come
Do find ways to resolve any problems when there are any
Do bear with each other when there is something you don't like about the other
Cherish one another
Cherish the moments together


Like the wedding vow, we shall do all that we vowed to do.
for better – for worse,
for richer – for poorer,
in sickness and in health,
to love and to cherish,
till death do us part,
and thereto I pledge thee my faith.


You wouldn't know what you have really got
until you have finally lost it.