Walking towards him, towards the one that made her happy for the first time in a long time, she felt like she wasn't ready. It almost felt like not wanting to take that chance. She wasn't ready to walk away, not ready to let go of the all consuming love - the one that wasn't just sweet conversations, the one that wasn't just existing together happily. It was the one that made her who she was, it was the one that made her feel weak the only time. It was the one with which by her side they could conquer the world.. if they understood that. If they understood they weren't competing, if they understood how they loved each other. If they understood what was animosity and what was inability to understand emotions. If they understood, change is constant but feelings can stay, if they understood being the best is not all that matters and that powers that come together can be fragile when they converge. That all consuming love is the hardest. That it doesn't just happe...
I have been thinking about the topic since a long time but as always, I am a lazy writer..or rather, a reluctant one. I don’t know how many of you got the feeling of the post by the title but I should tell you this is one of the strongest feelings I have had over time, increasing just a tad each year, month and day! Remember that girl who is selfish or the guy who is mean? Well, when I think about everybody around me, I am amazed at how a person cannot know who or how he/she is! If she is arrogant or not, brainy or not, considerate or not! I have always been able to see who I am, I know how I behave, what my traits are and if they have changed or not. I know I can be rude at times, but not arrogant, I know I am kind at heart and don’t say anything to hurt people but that I have a strong, well, non-respect towards those who think ‘petty’ things like grammar don’t matter in life. But the point is that I don’t understand how a person can act mean and then be so oblivious about...
I was just watching 'Tumhi Ho Bandhu' and got into a chain of thoughts that I thought might be food for thought for some of you, especially girls. I myself haven't really reached to a conclusion because of my practicality wanting to be selfish but my heart not allowing me to... What is this about you ask? A simple question. Would you rather be Diana Penty of Cocktail or Deepika Padukone. On one side there is Veronica played by Deepika who is a party girl, has lots of money to waste and yet she is a person who takes in a random girl in her house, considers the girl her best friend, is in a relation where the guy starts liking another girl so easily; is a girl who is willing to change for the person for good, is ready to learn whatever it takes, opts to go take care of his mother, accepts when her 'best friend' and 'boyfriend' 'love' each other (Okay I don't want to be judgmental but still I am not going to remove the quotes) and makes them...
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