That thing called LOVE...

The most complex 4 lettered word..it comprises within itself a myriad of emotions...care,trust,anger,anxiety...As a kindergarten kid , I still remember those moral science lessons..we must love GOD, we must love our parents, our teachers ,our friends.With age the perception and definition of love changes but that one thing that remains constant is that the person whom you love is always the one who tends to hurt you the most.

 It has happened many a times with me that if an enemy taunts me a hundred times ,I am least bothered,but a single misgiving by a friend murders me within . This I believe maybe because LOVE comes along with a bunch of expectations...and it is these expectations that shroud you from the truth and reality seems a harsh tale to witness. 

 If heights of expectations are not attained, floods of tears over pour the eyes and it is then you learn that love is not all about the expectations that are not met..but also exploring happiness in the dreams that have been fulfilled.

 The other confusing thing about affection is that you fail to demarcate between too much or too less.Sometimes you end up giving up so much love..that you fail too realize that you are giving too little space and sometimes in the notion of giving space you end up giving too little love.

 A string of thoughts seem to muddled up my mind...decided to put it into words..but now i find them so disarranged but still true.

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