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We often lose the ones whom we adore a lot, admire a lot. People with whom we decide to tread on the avenue of life often leave us in between. Egoism, conceit, jealousy, distrust and many more are the roots of the crack in any relation. But who’s the main villain? Misunderstanding.
]We often lose the ones whom we adore a lot, admire a lot. People with whom we decide to tread on the avenue of life often leave us in between. Egoism, conceit, jealousy, distrust and many more are the roots of the crack in any relation. But who’s the main villain? Misunderstanding.
Misunderstandings have
killed, distorted many relations like anything in this world and the worst part
lies when people refuse to have ears on any type of clarifications.
Million hearts face this dark
feel and so did the heart of Aadarsh. A person is not known by the skin he
wears but more by the heart he embodies.
Aadarsh had a group of amigos
in the prime of his life. They all were the seeds of the same field;
fun-loving, notorious but all good at heart. One cannot find any face low with
sorrow when they met and the dimples never used to fade off. The brotherhood
was ever-lasting! We always wish to have such kind of group of friends, don’t
we?
Nothing is permanent, not
even joy, not even pain. This quote suited perfectly on the enjoyment of
Aadarsh. Seems confusing, isn’t it? How a person who handles himself so well
can can face the full stop of his enjoyment with his friends! But the entry of
a villain in any story brings the dark phase.
Study load on the young
shoulders refrained him from sparing time for joy and he got all his eyes and
mind on his work all day. One must
sacrifice something in order to gain something! He sacrificed his fun. He had temporarily cut the
interosculation with his gang to travel in the vehicle of his career. He was
going good. Hard work and sacrifices yield good, you know!
Seasons arrived and departed
and his group made nil contact with each other due to their weary days. Once, a
friend of him, Mohit called him but to his misfortune, Aadarsh was busy in some
work. He apologized for that and told him that he would call later. Mohit was
the ‘joker’ guy of his group but as seasons change, so did he. His behaviour
was changed; he always assumed that people made excuses to ignore him and thus,
he had stepped in the incunabula of misunderstandings.
Mohit, much enraged called
Aadarsh, one evening and without hearing anything and letting any
clarifications enter his ears, he took a vigorous step of taunting Aadarsh and
attacked him with weapons of words. Aadarsh tried to explain him but an angry
mind often becomes blind! Mohit went on speaking and blasted all his anger out
which indeed was an immoral act by him. Finally he came to an end and before
Aadarsh could speak anything, he hanged up.
He always used to go after
Mohit whenever they had disputes and misunderstanding was the common root of
all the disputes. It went high this time and Aadarsh now respected himself
enough to let go of something that didn’t treat him right. He had tried to explain
it to Mohit but he was not given any attention. The thunder of misunderstanding
had created a deep crevice in the ship of their friendship which sank
gradually.
We face problems a lot with
our near and dear ones because we think less and act more. Half knowledge is
always too dangerous. We adore our near ones, why shall we ignore them just
because of some minor fault? No matter how silly any act maybe, there can be a
reason behind which they were forced to do so. Don’t let doubts blindfold you.
Don’t lose any person just because of fake facts that you assume. Not
everything that glitters is gold. Not everything that seems simple, is simple.
Act after thinking and think after knowing the complete reason. Because when
doubts and misunderstanding arise, the deepest of relations tend to fade away
and hearts are fragmented into pieces, too silently for anyone to hear!
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