There are a variety of people in life with you. Your family, your friends, your relatives, your family friends, your classmates, your colleagues, your cheddi-dosts and langotya yaars, the cricket-buddies, the hang-out dudes, your support-system, your unofficial brothers and sisters. The list and categorization can go on forever. Some may qualify for more than one category. Even though everyone doesn’t like categorizing, the fact is that it does exist.
No matter how many people you know in life, when crunch time comes, who will you turn to? No category will define anything on judgement day.
When those closest to you can’t understand what you are going through, do you turn to someone else?
What if they, too, are going through something that you can’t follow?
Do you wait for each other, or do you turn to someone else?
Even though it’s frustrating, would you actually be patient and wonder if you’ll ever get the good old days back?
No matter how much you try, why can’t you understand and feel “exactly” what the other person is feeling when they lose someone important?
Why do you feel like not staying in touch with people you will never see again in you lifetime?
Why do people turn their spinal cords towards you when it is their turn to help you out?
Why do people not understand that life is too short to stay mad at each other for long?
Why do we have second thoughts about naming a relationship, the first of its kind?
3 comments:
what a beautiful post!!
sometimes, the people you may want to turn to may not understand that you are really in need of help. it is important you tell them that at least for the first time so they can track your symptoms the next time you feel the same way. :-)
I turn to you
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