… I’ve posted a quote regarding regrets and here’s a story about that quote… 

Logic and Romance

Her husband was an engineer. Since they met, he’s always been an unflappable rock in her life. She knew he always had his feet firmly planted on the ground, and it seemed that no matter what else went crazy, he would be the one constant.

Three years of romance, and two years of marriage later, she got tired. He was the most unromantic man she knew. He never bought her flowers, he never surprised her, and nothing changed in their marriage.

After some time, she finally found the courage to tell him that she wanted to leave him. He just sat there, speechless. Her heart froze… What kind of man did she marry that didn’t even know what to say to make her stay?

After a while, her husband spoke, “What can I do to change your mind?”. “I will stay if you can give me a good answer to this question,” she replied coldly. “If I asked for a flower that grew on a cliff, and you knew that getting it for me means certain death, would you get it for me?”. Her husband’s face grew troubled. “Can I give you an answer tomorrow morning?” her husband asked. Hearing that kind of answer, her heart died. She knew that she could never be happy with a man who couldn’t even give her an answer straight away.

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