Chapter Twenty
They say that faith is the ability to believe in things unseen. What if the thing you’ve never seen is love? Can you have faith in something you’ve never experienced? Can you hope to embody that thing you’ve never experienced without royally f*****g it up? Or delivering it badly? Because you’ve never experienced it, and you don’t really even know what it is, or how to do it? And what role does forgiveness play? To be able to forgive is to love in spite of being hurt. But that implies that one must have experienced love to begin with, doesn’t it?
Fine time to experience an existential crisis when the woman I love, or at least think I do - because what other bucket do I put these emotions in? These feelings of wanting to care for her and make her happy - tell me I can under
