It’s been long since I have written a love blog. I guess it started lessening after the love show ended at the radio show; however I have lot of love topics that has been running in my mind. Starting with the first, I would like to ask our readers if there is a perfect love story ever. Do all of us search and believe in one?
It is always nice to see people who are madly in love take the next step in their life. They love the moment when they tie the knot and nothing could be more special to them than that day. These are the lucky few who have an amazing charm every single day of them being together. Perfect is an understatement as they enjoy each other’s company. On the other note, I have met lot of people who have been crazily in love and have gotten married to each other, yet they consider something is missing in their life. It could be the equation with people around the family or could be the thought of taking the other person for granted.
And then comes the group, who are deeply in love but are not ready for a wedding. The thought of responsibility scares them and they want to prolong the time as much as they can. They are certain about the person they want to be with but are not sure about the time. These situations lead to a closure if the timing is elongated for long. The decision of closure could be hard but it has to be taken. While discussing about closure, have we experienced a perfect closure?
Breaking up on good terms is rough because both really care about each other but are not together anymore. There’s this inevitable magnetic pull to each other. Hating the person but still loving which ends up hating oneself more for loving them eventually leads to hating them even more. They really want each other in their lives, just for whatever reason they don’t want to be involved anymore. It seems simple enough to try and keep a friendship but then there’s the seeing them with other people, which is so tough and to watch the person they loved fall in love with somebody else. It hurts but it was a choice that had to be made. This kind of breakup is so tough because the lingering feelings do not vanish right away and they may not ever go away completely as no one did anything catastrophic for it to end. That is when the love is never over, and neither is the relationship.
Having a perfect ending is a myth and it can never happen. Mutually ending the
relationship cannot happen and there needs to be a reason for one to not want it anymore. There has to be a hurt feeling which cannot be shadowed by the love that they had for each other. There has to be a pain which is more than the memories that they have together. When this happens, it is the time that the closure has finally happened.It’s painful, it’s exhausting and it’s so incredibly difficult but it’s never too late to realize that there is never a perfect ending.