Jas Cruzada
5. Aiza Seguerra and Liza Diño
The couple became friends in 1998, when both were still in college, but was not until 2013, through Twitter, were they able to rekindle their friendship. Liza was coming from a failed relationship and had a daughter, Amara, while Aiza continued her career in showbiz and soon focused on singing. And soon after their first “catching up” date, the rest was history.
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Their love story, which was 13 years in the making, was sealed with a first wedding in California last December 8, 2014. And as if expressing their love for each other can never get enough, they tied the knot the second time on January 8, 2015 in San Juan, Batangas.
Forever- definition:adverb
1.for all future time; for always.
2.continually
I have a question: I hate to be a pessimist, but in terms of “continuity” and “for all future time” – these relationships would end in death, correct?
Death=mortal.
Mortal=not permanent.
This relationship could be kinda permanent IF they pass on their genes to their offspring. But this is biologically impossible. Hence, there is NO continuity.
In short, #WalangForever. So no, these couples do not make me believe in forever. But that’s just me. 🙂
Believing only in “Forever” biologically through offspring is very shallow. Something “Forever” can manifest in many forms such as legacies and other positive outputs that those couples will be able to do, that even death cannot just erase. Having children is also not a “guarantee” of continuity. So I believe that these couples can achieve forever, that is my opinion, but only time can tell. 🙂
Naka feature lang ang mga bading na mayayaman at mapera at kilala. Pero pag mga baklang kanal yan, this article would be so much different.