The veil without the dress again!

Knowing him for the first time, the thrill would have manifolded and so would have the pain. And what happens when two adults consciously make a mistake of giving it a chance the next time too, only this time with much greater intensity and grit to make it happen for good. Guess when we only think of things from one (couples') perspective, Indian families happen. And these days, another addition to the ruler is married peers. Probable reasons of their change of heart when they might have been come from the same struggle and possibly won or lost. Or the one reason that has higher probability, they want their single buddies to just get married to their deprived choices. Whatever the reason be, it's quite insensitive on the same generation to leave apart empathize, but put their views so strongly in between the struggle. And so the most silent and private bonds only triumph. The feeling of love be so strong that it does not affect or get infected by external manifestation. And when it does, it often are the basic 'expectations' that were considered for granted all along. Both the ends need to give slight slag to the thread, for a highly pulled wire will definitely break before the city sees the first glimpse of light. Moral of a serious love story gone south, let the guy put a ring on it before the girl thinks of convincing the family which is often a difficult proposition.