I don't speak Thai, or understand it, I heard this song a long time ago, and it has a piece in my heart as always. I went through something like this with my first love. She was Thai, I was Hmong. Her parents hated me for being Hmong and my dad hated her for being Thai. Everytime she called my dad would Cus her out in Thai (because he knew Thai), I meet her 1 year before her brother moved her and her parents out to the middle of no where with no phone service. I was from a low income family with my dad raising us as a widower. We tried to see each other when we could, but it just felt like it wasn't going to happen. I had told her long distant relationship don't work, but she wanted to try. One day she just couldn't deal with it anymore, either because it didn't look like I was putting in enough effort, but I was trying my best. She took her parents advice and broke up with me. I wanted to see her one more time to let her know "I loved her and will always do forever", but she never came. I don't hate her for it, but 1 month after, I got a break and found a great job, worked hard, went to college and now I can save so much money, that I can't even enjoy using it on anything, because I have always felt something missing in my heart. I don't know what happen to her, and I really don't wanna know. But When I was with her I always felt like heaven and earth always made it hard on us both and once we broke up, things seem to get better. But, I think I would trade everything I have now just to have those moments again.
@chatchayasj5427 Жыл бұрын
Your story touched my heart a lot. wish you happiness