Anjali has been quite stoic about the whole thing. For now.
Thank you.

Okay.

He has to wait it out.

Or Just move on.

interesting.. 

Sometimes the hatred and anguish of the past lurks inside us and beneath and beside our conduct like ghosts- we are somehow blinded, we but see only one side of the argument- the side where we know we were tormented. When you accept half truths, find contentment in it and feel like accusations and revenge can justify whatever happened, that's the point when it all goes down- relationships are either fake pretenses or no pretense-at all, everything but reduced to a longing of the past. But one can't just dust off the event that has so vehemently change the course of their lives and the consequences developed over the years. It's just too complicated and normalcy is impossible. But yeah, there's always somewhere we can all adjust.

I am closely associated with someone like Anjali in a altogether different scenario. It's a tiring thing to see someone so much stuck in hating someone (and refusing to see the whole picture. or thinking rationally). Even if they express or not, the bitterness for someone close is not at all gratifying.

I feel very sad for Arnav. He makes me cry. His endurance and strength is quite something.



Edited by AlwyzT. - 13 June 2016 at 7:24pm

Thanks.

Its cynical to go with an apprehension to relationships by categorizing them as essentially longing of the past. However some relationships do reduces to be so.

Thanks for writing in.