Finding Your Tomorrow

Strange, isn't it? Thinking about trying to "find" tomorrow. Our sense of common logic tells us that tomorrow will come, the sun will rise, and the day will end in a night and that there is nothing we can do about it. It tells us that we don't have to find our tomorrow, but that tomorrow will just come to us despite problems, worries, fears, or hardships. 

In my mind, the idea of tomorrow and the potential it has is what brings happiness in life. I suppose that you could say I didn't have to find my tomorrow; you could say that it came to me. The only hitch was that I had to realize that I had my tomorrow. Many people try to go through life preserving their youth; staying young, vivacious, and solo, thinking that it will be what brings them happiness. But my sense of common logic tells me that it would eventually get very lonely. And that loneliness is what will make you lose that feeling of youth; loneliness is what will age you. The secret to "staying young", according to my own speculation which you don't have to give any credit to, is finding someone to stay young with. 

When I think about tomorrow, it is equivalent with thinking about Derek. He is my tomorrow. My tomorrows are his, and his tomorrows are mine. And until I realized it, my life felt like one long and dreadfully boring today.
But the best part is that once you start your life together, your tomorrows never end.