The Party Girl

Disclaimer: THE PERSON(S) AND EVENTS IN THIS WORK ARE FICTIOUS. ANY RESEMBLANCE TO REAL PERSONS, LIVING OR DEAD IS PURELY COINCIDENTAL.

She parties every night of her life, downing glass after glass of tequila shots and spirit, dancing away in estacy with her "sisters". In exchange for what would be a short term happiness and in hopes of perhaps finding her one true Prince Charming somewhere out in the dancefloor, Diana abuses her youth, slowly poisoning herself with excessive alcohol. Choosing to make up for those many years lost, she parties all night disregarding the concerns of her colleagues, her friends, her family and the one man who truly wants to love her and give her a better deserving life (but of course, she doesn't realise that yet).

Some will say that she doesn't love herself, some will say, it her freedom to live the life she wants. Who is to say she is wrong? And yet who agrees that she's right? Life is short, yet how many of us gave up pursuing our dreams and lived in regret? Perhaps Diana found a certain courage to sacrifice her life to live out her desires, or maybe she simply found some peace by escaping.

The many reasons for her need to escape, to party what remains of her life away. A broken family, a broken marriage and years of regrets.

Is it fair to say that Kate, Felicia and Diana's gang of "sisters" are bad influence? Maybe, but yet what do we know of them and their years of hardship together? The lines between right and wrong are thin, some find solace within denial, some simply choose to bravely face reality. Happiness and peace comes with sacrifice, there is no fate but what we make.