'Accumulated' by Wongfu

Wongfu Production. Another definition of perfection and quality. "Accumulated" -- my new favourite after "Strangers. again." and "The Last". So beautifully appealing to me.

I love the scripts too much that I spent a few minutes transcribing this vid. So beautiful.

"Remember when 'I like you' was enough, when 'I like you' was all you wanna hear from someone? The first time I hear from the girl I like, the first time it was mutual, and of all the people in our town, she chose me. It was the most incredible feeling in the world. 'I like you' was enough. It was in high school. She became my first love." 

"Remember when 'I love you' was enough? 'I love you'd as the epidermic of your feelings with someone. It was enough, and that was before ex-boyfriend, ex-girlfriend; before your disapproving parents; before pretending to like golf; before you wish you enjoy dancing; sitting through musicals just to make her happy. It was enough before she took the job overseas, and long distance reveals our weaknesses. This was before he gave up himself, before you realize you will never convert. This was before he was ready for marriage and kids but you weren't. 'I love you' was enough before other 'I love you's and before he said 'I thought I love you'. This was before he cheated, before your own infatuations with someone else. It was enough before you were hurt so deeply, and before we hurt others so selfishly. 'I love you' was enough until you found out it wasn't."

"What makes it enough, what makes it the one, is choice, constantly choose to love. So, what're you going to choose?" 

Phil.

Wongfu Production

'I Like You' and 'I Love You' were enough...
...before disapproving parents...before long distance that reveals our weaknesses...before getting tired of pretending to be someone we were not...before misunderstanding comes in due to communication breakdown...before you start realizing, 'I Love You' is not everything...before you realize, love is never gonna be only about the two of you..

'I Like You' or 'I Love You' are sweet and cute. Yet, am I brave enough to make that choice to love and embrace the package that follows, again? Am I prepared to love again, when it knocks on my door?

Tiff.
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