A healthy relationship thrives on
care, compassion, love and most importantly trust.
Our generation is witnessing an era
where boys and girls utter the three holy words in a very easy going manner.
It’s good in a way. They are smart; to be specific ‘street-smart’ and even
aware. Even if they are a bit responsible about their career, they are quite
manageable about their affairs.
As I am an engineer, I am totally
ignorant of human psychology. But we all have been gifted with the wonderful
felicitation of ‘common sense’ and
via this very little common sense; I managed to make out a few observations.
One from the very few, is:-
Girls and boys are actually
practicing ‘management’ to a sufficient and successful level, when they
are easily moving out from their houses, tactfully managing their parents. And
then they enjoy happily with their partner at a movie show, a dinner date or
may be a late night party. And I bet …no B schools can actually teach them
this.
(The other observations will
follow…)
Now coming to the mentality of all Adams and Eves of the 21st century.
A specific percentage of the couples
are ready to wear on the tag of ‘flirtatious’. They are quite
responsible about the fact that they only stick to casual flirting. If emotions
flow in by mistake at any instant, they become perplexed. Some try to continue
swimming in the fresh but deep water of love, but get drowned easily. Somehow
they hold on to a life-jacket and leaving a deep breath they would say-‘I
was fine in the field of flirting, how come I ended up in loving someone?
Gosh…thank God , I am out of it now’
Another percentage are the serious
ones. Though less in number, they strictly abide by the rule of a full-fledged
relationship and never ever do they think of parting ways. As they have set in
their minds that no matter what happens, this is the very person with whom
he/she will spent their entire life. Because
they become successful in finding out simplicity in the most complex
thing in the world...i.e. LOVE.
He might not be perfect. Nobody is. But I can't stay without him/her.
Like he/she possesses the good qualities, simultaneously he/she might possess the bad qualities too. And then it is the partner’s responsibility to help him/her to curb out the bad qualities and lead a happy life.
He might not be perfect. Nobody is. But I can't stay without him/her.
Like he/she possesses the good qualities, simultaneously he/she might possess the bad qualities too. And then it is the partner’s responsibility to help him/her to curb out the bad qualities and lead a happy life.
But coming to the most HAPPENING ones, the couples-Who promise
with all their heart to hold on to their partner’s hand through thick and thin ,
but eventually escapes in right time with the fastest pace and with a promise
never to return again. They are the
happy when all the good qualities of their partner shine in the glares of
sunlight, They are happy, when in
their rough times, the partner strongly hold on to their hands, they are happy to experience all joys
of a love relationship, but when a weak quality of the partner rises up to the
surface or if a problem is observed, then instead of dealing it in a
constructive manner, they become the
happiest to simply BREAK UP…without
even thinking for a second what her/his partner might undergo.As they
are confident, after squashing a heart, that there are far more better options
in front of them.
This is how it goes on-Break-Up and Patch-Up, in today's society.
But can everyone survive to have the same heart, the same mental set-up, the same environment around him/her after DEAR LOVE strangles all the feelings???
Give it a thought...
This is how it goes on-Break-Up and Patch-Up, in today's society.
But can everyone survive to have the same heart, the same mental set-up, the same environment around him/her after DEAR LOVE strangles all the feelings???
Give it a thought...
Nice...You have seen the sun setting and had great difficulty in seeing the sun rise again.....Good work... :)
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