Hello,
Every week is always unique and packaged especially for the week 9 of edition 2. Kudos to all the management of hive learners community and also organisers of this contest. It's been awesome all the time.
The topic focusing on love. Let's look at it at a glance
For some people, the first time they fell in love was when they were no more than basically kids or at most teenagers and they did not know much about how love worked at the time. So, tell us about all your first love and how it went. Did it last? Did it progress into a relationship? Tell us, we would love to know!
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I strongly believe there comes a time in every body's life where love begins. It might be as a kid or teenage though for some of us is difficult to discuss more on what happened or how love worked because of the level of understanding.
My first encounter of love was when I was in secondary school. I was a fellowship secretary then. There's this girl that admired me so much. She sought for opportunities to talk with me all proof abortive. I never knew that a lady could love a guy like that though still a novice as a teenager.
Or fateful day, I received a letter sealed in an envelope addressed to me. When I opened it, behold it was love letter seeking for my consent. Hmmmm I was surprised and I was feeling as if cold water felt on my chest. I was happy and excited that someone could accord me with such sweet love languages.
I couldn't reply her letter by writing but the body language was apparently speaking for itself.
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I just found myself moving with her after fellowship, school etc. You know teenager doesn't actually know the meaning of love...hahahah. Some times on Sundays I don't know how I trekked long distance to her house just to behold her, sit down and talk. Thereafter she will see me off. That just continued for two terms. I can't remember how everything dissolved.
My first love disappeared without my consent because I couldn't articulate love. The love didn't end in relationship.
Thanks to the contest crew for this topic and everyone that read my blog.
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