True love is bliss, it lifts you, it makes you fly, it lightens your heart, and it transforms the world around you with so much ease. Yet, good times are so momentary. Those teenage dates, those late night talks, those love songs keeps delighting your present. Time flies away, you grow little old, you walk, you leave your past behind so easily. Yet we keep craving unconsciously for that old-world charm. There are so many phases of life, there are so many shades of beauty, and there is so less love.
Love is the only priority in this not-so lovely life. There are people who struggle throughout their life to find his or her true love. They wait for the right person – sometimes they get basket full of lilies while mostly they are filled with thorns of agony.
No one seem be satisfied in this fast changing world. The urge for achieving the best is always there. Everyone is chasing a mirage; everyone is undergoing a slow death. No one is so damn lucky.
The urban landscape is exchanging fake smiles; it’s a place where there is everything except love. You don’t love now, you only compromise. Lovers become losers, ditchers become the winners. You just become invisible. Erstwhile relationships are so evident in a cosmopolitan city. The rise of cougars and dissatisfied men reflects the urban dilemma. Sex is the priority now. Platonic affairs are history.
Gone are the days of simplicity, it’s time to flaunt your materialistic prowess. Are you super rich? Are you super handsome? Are you a super man? If not, you aren’t eligible to love. Crap!
I think true love do exist. I think there’s always a happy ending…
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Liked the first half of the
Liked the first half of the article.
The situation isn't as bad as the author probably tries to portray.
There's love. There's true love. Regardless of it being a rural place or urban.
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