I'm a realist.
Like, when having a heartbreak, an optimist will say, "I believe I can get through this. Move on and be with a better person."
A pessimist will say, "I don't think I can live without him. I can't find a better person than him."
As a realist, I will probably think like, "According to science, it will only take 3 months to get over him. So, just suck it up, Jen. There are too many other important things to think than just wasting my time to think about love."
So, back to the topic.
When I heard this specific story about how my parents met, it completely blew my mind.
Like, seriously.
Especially when I am a realist. It just....shocked me even more.
The thing is, my parents met through a wrong phone call.
Yes, you guys read that right.
My father dialed a wrong number, and my mom answered that phone call.
They talked and talked.
Then decided to meet up.
Be boyfriend and girlfriend.
Get married.
And boom! I popped out.
Just joking, I got you!
Okay, no. I'm not joking. Seriously, that's how my parents met. I can swear to you in the name of anything that I am not lying.
It might sound very illogical at first. It also might sound like some cliche movie plot or something. BUT IT'S TRUE, GUYS!
Can you imagine being me? Realizing that if maybe that day, when my father dialed the wrong number, and my mom was not at home to answer it?
I may not be born.
Or when my father dialed the wrong number, it wasn't my mom who answered it. Maybe it's my mom's sibling or it's someone else who answered it.
I may not be born.
There are too many possibilities out there. That if I write it all down, you will be too bored to read it.
What I want to say is, that it was a miracle that my father called my mother. One wrong digit, and it's not my mother's phone number anymore.
It was really a miracle.
As a realist, it's damn hard to believe in something illogical, lovey-dovey story like that. Especially when that illogical story involves my existence in this world.
But it did happen.
Sometimes impossible things do happen, and we call them miracles.
I might not believe in miracles before. But I might try to believe in it now.
Heck, it was the cause of my existence in this world.
I've read this somewhere,
"We live in a blue planet that circles around a ball of fire, next to a moon that moves the sea. And you don't believe in miracles?"
:)
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