The Passion's Storm

Love and marriage have been bound tightly together by traditions and cultures across the world and throughout history. However, we often find that such binding is not as veritable in reality. Like Kate Chopin bravely expressed more than a century ago in her short story "The Storm," that love and sexual passions like storms hit us unprepared every so often. On the other hand, marriage is a constitution and a set of rules that governs …

…believe that perhaps their house of the marriages would appear to be as a gracious mansion from its façade, yet the inside has deteriorated to only the supporting structure, with its very foundation rotten beneath it. Without love, marriage is like a big empty house imprisoning the individuals inside. It bears the tumbling "storms" time after time, until one day, a gust of wind eventually rips the weightless house into rubble.