“I’d loved a gal so much & thinking about her every nite. She is a divorcee & going through separation. One day, I did tell her that I love her and will there be any great chance for us to share the world together. She suddenly becomes quiet and look at the floor. Finally she responded that she is not ready. I may appear at a wrong timing. She did told me that she’s busy with work as she just started her new job as a sales agent.
This is a recurring pattern in my life. Yes. Whenever I tell my friends I’d like to change my hairstyle, they will go “Why? What’s wrong with your hair?”
To which I normally replied “Nothing’s wrong. I’m just tired of looking at the same colour for so long.”
Friends who know me well and long enough will know I define “so long” as a time period that is between 3-6 months. Usually 3 months is the max, though certain times I may really bite my teeth and endure for half a year. During this while I will start fooling around with my hair just to have fun and to feel good.Â
Who believes in this statement?
Love Conquers All.
For those who believe, I can hear your astounding “Yes! Love conquers all. It is only love that is the solution to all problems”
For those who do not believe, I can also hear your protest “Time to wake up! We are in a real world, not a fantasy land. Can love feed your stomach? Can love alone satisfy all your needs?”
At this point, we shan’t conclude anything. I don’t believe there is any right or wrong. It is just what we choose to believe, and we all know this will lead to the varied lives we lead.
Well, I couldn’t resist. After the first installment of spilling the beans on 10 things people do when they are in love, here is another 10 to whet your appetite further.
Again, same rule applies. Read with a punch, though this list would carry slightly more serious connotation than the first episode.
Here you go!
10 More Things You Do When They Are In Love
1. He/she is the one you feel like seeing when you are tired and stressed out.
This same person also happens to be the one you feel like seeing/hugging/talking to most when you are happy or sad, worried or excited. In short, you are his/her destress factor.
Are you one of those who just found the love of your life and is happily basked in your new relationship? Are you one of those next in line and would like to know what do people do when they are in love? Or are you a blissfully married couple and still have nothing but your partner in your eyes and your world?
Would you like to find out if you are the only one experiencing those emotions? What other silly things would the others do when they are shot by the arrow of Cupid?
Break a vase, and the love that reassembles the fragments
is stronger than that love which took its symmetry for granted
when it was a whole.Â
                                                      — Derek Walcott, West Indian poet, playwright
LOVE, Kloudiia