Thursday, May 13, 2010

Her on Her

"I like you. Another world, another day. I would have definitely pursued you. But that does not change the fact that we are in this world, this day."

"Why? Why not now? Why not today? Why not in this world?"

"I have shared some beautiful years with her. She is very close to me. She has taught me so many things. She makes me look good.. In my own eyes. She loves me. I love her. All the crap that we keep going through to time to time. We have come out stronger every time. And its not just what we have been through. The understanding we have is perfect. I know what she thinks. She knows how my mind works. We know exactly what to do to hurt each other. She is very important to me. I cannot just give up on her one fine morning."

He had spent hours before this, explaining the same thing to her. He had been honest, from the beginning. Sometimes to the point of brutality. Yet she had refused to understand. And then a few sentences said about someone else. And in an instant, realisation had dawned.

She didn't begrudge him anything, or her, for that matter. They were perfect for each other. They had history. They had love. They had a future. They deserved a fairy tale life, the kinds with happily-ever-afters. The longing she felt for him, the craving, the love, she blamed him for none of that. He had done nothing to lead her there, had never encouraged it. But he indulged her. Knowing the fragile state of her ego, he let her play make-believe.

But today, it had hit her. And with that had arrived a tidal wave of memories. Every guy she had been with. Every 'relationship' she had try to build. How it was almost like a routine. Falling in love with the most complicated guys, agreeing to the most complicated setups, just to feed her million insecurities. Walking into each one of these "relationships" with full faith that she could make it work. Even if she was at it all alone, she would manage to sustain the bond. And then eventually, the crumbling would start. The shelf lives got shorter and shorter. So many years, so many guys, so many 'relationships', nothing to show.

What pricked her though was that nobody would say those words for her. Nobody. Not to her. Not to anyone else. She just did not mean that much to anyone. Nobody loved her today. Nobody would probably love her ever.

So while I try to bring a smile to her lips, Cheers to all those women who are with men who love them. They are a rare. Something very precious!! Cherish them with all your heart. :-)

12 cared to blot it off.:

mukul said...

nyc post....interesting .....but a little bit confusing to me

Aparajita Paul said...

Hmm, what is so confusing? Its an everyday story =)

But thanks for your opinion ;)

Arslan said...

Naice!!!!
reminded me of Inter Connection!

Adarsh said...

You did it this time.... while coming to the end of the post.... i ws hoping to see some more spilled ink.... Tell your friend... "It goes on"... nyc post by da way...

The Thinker said...

Sometimes, there's so much love, that you can't have any. Very well written, though it ended in a haste.

Aparajita Paul said...

@Arslan = Your spellings suck :P "Naice" :O

The InterConnection was a lot better dude :D

mukul said...

hmmm i myself dont know what was confusing i'd rather say interesting i was not able to leave it incomplete.....its an everyday story written in a beautiful way

Aparajita Paul said...

@Adarsh and @The Thinker:

It HAD to end in a haste. That's the point of it! Why should I linger on with unncessary details? The more details, the lousier it becomes.

All the same, opinions matter, so thanks a lot =)

Aparajita Paul said...

Also, you are ALL fantastic :D

Aparajita Paul said...

@Mukul: All the same, thanks :)

I am sooo proud that I have such good friends who care to read my junk :)

Arslan said...

Emotions ko samjho...Spellings pe mat jaao.. :P

Anyhow, Most of the stories in that "Misc" seemed linked, some that had occurred, some that followed...And the closest resemblance was that with the inter connection, and Yes, It dealt with the matter in a Better way...

abj said...

that was quite interesting and melancholic at the same time