[b]A Simple Question. That reveals the greatest truth.[/b] [u]In one word:[/u] [i]“What is the most important thing to you in life?”[/i] [i]“What the do you truly want in life?”[/i] - |I’d like to think I made up this question. [u]Hopefully I did.[/u] That there isn’t some ancient text on parchment or some scribbling on a wall somewhere that already thought of this meaningful question... - [b]When I meet people, I ask them this.[/b] [spoiler][b]One time.[/b] While I was attending University. It was near the end, close to graduating. [b]There was this couple.[/b] The typical [i]“Brad & Angelina”[/i] stereotype. These two met at the start of the University course, then became the separable power couple that everybody knew they were [i]“Perfect”[/i] for each other. It is as if they were [i]Destined[/i] to meet and be together... There it was, in the flesh. You only see something like this in the movies... - [b]So I asked the question.[/b] |[u] His answer:[/u] “What is the most important thing to you in life?” = Family “What the do you truly want in life?” = Family |[u] Her answer:[/u] “What is the most important thing to you in life?” = Friends “What the do you truly want in life?” = Money Sure they could’ve changed their answers by then or wanted to change their answers afterwards, now that they knew what the question was about. [b]But[/b], I’d made sure I sprung on them the question. With the hope of the answers being genuine. - So, there they were the so called [i]“Perfect Couple” [/i]of the class. Suddenly I doubted their perfection, knowing the [u]true meaning[/u] to their answers: [b]Him[/b],[i] to settle down and get married at an early age.[/i] [b]Her[/b],[i] to be free and enjoy life before settling down.[/i] I remember the two staring at each other, their answers did not[i] “Align”.[/i] I definitely smirked = 😏 Sensing a troubling path those two were about to face.[/spoiler] [b][u]Official Post: [/u][/b] https://www.facebook.com/2033137243638272/posts/2448111952140797?sfns=mo