In the realm of emotions, love reigns supreme, a wondrous sensation that sets our hearts ablaze. Its beauty lies in its disregard for wealth, caste, or creed; true love, in essence, is pure and boundless. In today's fast-paced world, the younger generation seems to sprint through life, even before they've fully embraced their youth. Their so-called "true love" may often be nothing more than fleeting attraction—bewildering and enigmatic, like a riddle waiting to be solved. And truth be told, of a hundred childhood love stories, only a meager 5% stand the test of time, while the remaining 95% are but a dance of the young, naive, and financially unsteady. Consider the tale of my imaginary friend, Rose, hailing from a modest middle-class family. During her college days, she fell head over heels for a captivating young man named Ryan, the heartthrob of the entire institution. Charmed by his presence, Rose spared no effort in wooing him, with coffee chats and thoughtful ges
"Once in a blue moon" - that's how I'd describe my journey in life so far. I'm no expert or psychologist, but I'll share what I've learned from my own experiences. My past self was quite the wild child , but life had a way of bringing me back down to earth. Here are a few tips that helped me evolve into a better person: 1 . Keep your inner circle small . I used to be an extrovert with a large circle of friends, but life taught me the importance of quality over quantity. A single friend who treats you well is worth more than a hundred acquaintances. 2 . Know when to hold your tongue . I used to have a short fuse and would always be ready to fight. But as I grew older and took on more responsibilities, I learned that sometimes it's better to step back from a heated situation and avoid a fight. Saying sorry is not a sign of weakness, it's a sign of maturity. 3 . Keep your mind occupied . During the Covid pandemic, I had too much free time and my mi