Its been another normal day, nothing out of the ordinary or probably it was... I wasn't feeling whiny for not having done my usual share of talking. And right now as i sit down to write down this post, I reflect at the 20 years gone by, the mistakes committed, the regrets, the lil joys and the people who've come and left, the vicissitudes and fickleness of my heart and mind.
The absolute hideous craziness of holding on to my first crush for almost good five to seven years, where the flights of heart grounded only at him. I did not like what he got himself into after school, but even now his affability after so many years makes me smile. Life was simple back then, it was as innocent as it could ever get, the callousness was forgiven, the insouciance was reveled in. I've done absolute crazy things, followed my heart without thinking of the repercussions. Been absolutely irrational in the matters of the heart, and I don't regret any of it. They've made me.
Realised the importance of family in the long run, they make my day any day. That walk with Ma, when I am rambling on while she just goes on thinking. Dad's forever forgiving nature and his absolutely grandiose dreams for me. My lil sister, well words are a kill joy describing her.
Most often then not I end making too much of the importance of other people in my life. as if life would be prosaic without them, as if its going to be the end of all ends if they were to move out... And some have moved out and surprisingly life hasn't been bad at all. They were important till I made them matter to me, but their absence makes trifle of a difference now. Instead of the cribbing that I did in front of them, I learnt to hold all of it in and the stuffiness ain't that bad you know, only if u can shut it all up which so absolutely does not involve emotionally heart wrenching moments like you otherwise would have thought, moreover life moves on like they say. We are no androids, we have emotions, the pain will be inevitable but its on us how much we want it to call the shots in our lives.
And we should always be open to myriad experiences, the fear of the end will only rob us of what the richer life we could have otherwise led. Playing it safe does not guarantee that you can save the wade through dire straits, so live.
Don't know what's made me sermonise this much. But it definitely feels good after the rigmarole. :)








