Chill And Chill

If love is blind, do you make your decisions using the principals of blindness? John thought that his world was perfect in its routine and John used to have a beautiful story.
After 10 years of marriage, John did not notice his wife was slowly becoming uninterested in their marriage. John was in shock when she mentioned it to him and he wondered what had happened.

He shut out the outside world and withdrew into himself. He did not even consider dating and became depressed. His doctor prescribed pills, which he took and his friends tried to get him to date and suggested starting at date.com for a slow comfortable start.

Even John's family encouraged him to get out into the dating scene and break free from his depression. John realized at this point that there was love out there in the world and finally decided it was time to get back out there. He even began to smile every so often.

John started spending more time with his female friends and colleagues both inside and outside of the office. He had previously ignored them, but now they were beginning to be his friends. John started dating people he met online and going out on dates.

John was like a butterfly stuck in a caterpillar's cocoon and he knew it was time for him to break out and fly. John seemed to have found happiness once again and blossomed from the happiness.

John never realized that he new friends would become so close to him and Sarah in particular. Sarah had been waiting and watching, but wanted to give John the time he needed to heal. John's first date then was with Sarah.

Walking hand in hand, the museum being their first date. They were laughing and having a good time when Sarah's heel broke and John, of course, caught her when she fell and it was his strong hands that held her to his heart.

At that very moment, they were lost to their love and John was amazed at his feeling of happiness. He was free and in love again.