Real Love is all about telling the person you love about their flaws and being straightforward.
My most memorable moment in my love life is getting to spend
Valentines again with my boyfriend this year.
I wanted this year to be special, so i decided to make him a rainbow layered cake,
rather than plain looking one colored cake.
But it was my first time baking a cake, as i previously did bake muffins for his birthday.
But muffins are much easier to bake than compared to a cake.

So two days before I was going to meet him, i decided to try baking a tasting cake first.
I baked the colors layer by layer but it turned out to be too thin for each layer
because the cake pan was too big and my mixture was too little.
After it was done, i placed all layers together and coated each layer with buttercream icing,
but it tasted horrible as i had baked it too long and it was way too dry.
Therefore the next day, i baked again. This time round, the cake was suppose to be for him.
I mixed everything and poured the cake mix into my muffin tray instead of my cake pan.
It came out as minicupcakes instead of a big round cake.
It smells pretty good, and i even decorated them with cute bunnies, hearts and flowers.

When i gave them to him, he took a bite out of it.
and i was waiting anxiously for my minicupcake verdict.
He frowned and made a really weird face, and he said it tasted horrendous.
He didnt even bother to lie about it tasting nice/not bad,
just because it was my first time baking a cake and didnt want me to feel discouraged.
Thats what i like about him, he's straightforward in everything.

If the person you love has done something wrong or something that had made you disappointed,
you shouldnt hide the real fact or your true feelings from him/her
just because you dont want to hurt the feelings of him/her.
In fact, saying it out and letting him/her know would make your relationship even stronger.