Teenage years: 3

I miss you- Blink-182

When people's quest for love turns into a quest for lust, souls and feelings are lost, not found. I'm not one of those 'I hate everyone' people, nor do I even hate many at all, but things like this are irrefutably disgusting. You promise your loyalty to someone, then throw it away in a split second. I never have, nor do I ever think I will be able to understand how someone can change so violently quick when it comes to matters so serious. I do wonder, though, if they ever miss who they were and what they had. And while this has never happened to me, for I do not have interest in relationships when there is so much else to do, many, too many of my friends have had this happen to them. I can't say I'm sick of it, because it does not directly affect me. But in a way, it does. I need them to be happy, so I can be happy. My closest friends are my light and my smiles. When they cry, I hug them and cry just as hard. All loyalty gone, thrown out the window. I cannot say that the men are completely in the wrong, though. The young women who choose to be this way have just as much fault. I'm sure you all know by now the key word this is all describing: cheating. True, it's a far darker subject than any I've ever covered, but it needed to be done. I wish everyone could learn to love, but in a friendly, fair way. No one deserves to be hurt. In the end, both ends of the spectrum die cold anyway.