You may have already guessed that its end sem time now(which is what propels me to write again), so I would make it a short one. Sitting alone in the library, I just came back from the recently opened cultures cafe near the lib discussing arbit(read unrelated to academics, i.e. when exams are as close as 3 days away) things with a friend of mine. During a debate that got invoked out of nowhere, I came on a conclusion that I would like to share with you all. Here it goes:-
"They say that love blinds you completely and that you don't see the reality of things until you start taking off the veil, little by little. Then, you start getting disappointed with things they start doing that hurt more and more... you then realize that it's not that people change... it's that either they were always this way or they simply acted differently around you, trying to show you an image of what you wanted that person to be. Disappointment in the one you love is a horrible feeling as it is equivalent to your heart getting broken by that same person you love so much... it's inevitable. People don't change... you see them for who and what they really are... eventually."
