thebluesideoflife

[thebluesideoflife]

It is called adulting, when the whole neighborhood is celebrating Christmas but you are complaining about the loud noises and bright lights with an impending headache and potential cold.

[thebluesideoflife]

Aren't lawyers supposed to be good at speaking to others or, when in an argument supposed to have a ground? Because the one that I know has a mental frenzy when I talk. I can literally see his brain stop forming words. Me being me, I like to argue with him, but he goes shut with a smile on his face.

Is this how teenage crush is felt like from the other side?

[thebluesideoflife]

A man who is ready to go against the whole world because the world is against her.

A man who says don't fall for me because he is already in love with her.

A man who apologizes with words rather than actions because she can't speak to him.

A man who thinks his wife is like a rare language that hasn't been explored yet, even though she says she is the supplementary pages in her sister's book.

A man who is literally about to be a president's son, yet is willing to go up and beyond for the safety and well-being of his wife over his.

[thebluesideoflife]

I keep seeing posts on "mumma can't help you in maths after class 5, so I'll find a papa who can do it for you" reels lately. Can't relate to that one so I'll make another one:

"Future kids don't worry, I'll find a dad for you."

[thebluesideoflife]

Do you ever feel the random urge to reconnect with someone after being not in contact for a while? The reason for the gap may be natural causes, like your busy schedules and theirs. But when you think back, it's been about ten years without contact. And if you were to tell your younger self that you guys are no longer in contact, they might kick you in your face because that's how close you were?

And then suddenly you feel the longing to close the gap, but you don't know how because ten years is a long time and a lot could've happened within those years. They could've met someone who got their vibe and they could've also forgotten that you were a minor character in their story as well.

[thebluesideoflife]

As a little girl I've always been an ardent fan of fairytales. Cinderella found her prince Charming, Snow White found her Prince, even the Indian classic tales of Radha and Krishna. As a young girl, I've always wanted to be the first choice of the love of my life.

But at 23, I understand that if I do get a love of my life, he would've gone through a rough break up, has plenty of trust issues and maybe commitment issues. He might have gotten cheated on or played with his feelings real bad.

And then I realised, that I'm too old for being the first choice of someone, despite never having a first choice myself.