Where do we begin? Is it we or is it just me? For now, it’s just me telling you our story. Someday, may be he will too. After all, every true love story doesn’t end up with the ‘happily ever after’ right? He is a 3-relationship old man with, plenty dating and one night stands here and there. His first and longest relationship was with a high school sweetheart when he was 13. Jumped into the so-called ‘puppy love’ right at the dawn of teenage. Puppy love now but real love during that time. I don’t know how he looked when he was 13, but now he looked good and immensely desirable. They were innocently into each other. First time into anything is always special. It was the first time they were in love. A beautiful and a must feeling to experience. First time making love. First time having sex. First time living together. First time being a couple. First time from being friends to being in love. First time doing drugs. First time for her and first time for him. That’s what makes it so special even today. Despite being that young, they did jobs to pay their rent and afford a living. They discontinued school and worked. They knew this relationship is going to last forever. How could it not? Everything was just brilliant including sex. Everyone in his family loved her. They used to joke about their marriage and discuss the names of unborn kids. She spoke their native language and was a hit instantly. But two things are bound to happen when you are in a relationship that young. You either grow together or grow apart. The latter happens most likely. You end up being two completely different individuals wanting different things from life. As they grew up and grew old, they fought nearly everyday. They found each other weird. Like ‘did I like this girl/guy? I must have been outta my mind or passed out the day I proposed’. They were so used to each other and didn’t want to break-up. But they couldn’t live together as well. They tried hard. There were plenty of break-up and make-out happenings. This on-going pulling and pushing was not working. And the forever had to come to an end. End of an 8-year love and live-in relationship. Love and heart break are two sides of the same coin. Heartbreak happens to every single human being. And one must always be prepared. Today she is married and a beautiful mother to a 4 year old. What could be his was someone else’s now. It is never easy to move on. He resorted to more drugs for help. From having a person available all the time to having no one was not acceptable by the mind and body. He now realized what he had was true companionship. Someone to spend evenings, weekends, go to parties with and sometimes it’s just about sex – just to satisfy the physical desires and nothing more.
Later that night, he couldn’t sleep. She wanted to live in the same apartment. He could not live with her anymore. So he finally decided to move back to his parent’s house. Family is always there for you when you need them or don’t. Packing is never easy and always takes longer time than expected. So many memories attached as he was giving away things they had bought together. Moving back did not heal him completely. He was angry. He didn’t know if he was dumped or if he was the dumpee. For 10 years of his life he has been in relationships. Two important investments in a relationship one has to make are time and effort. He did it all and now he is tired. He just wanted to have fun and pleasure became everything. Having sex with random women and wanting to have more was fun. He was happy to be single again. He was happy to be with his friends again. Partying like mad, reckless and foolish was all he knew now. He didn’t know where all this will lead to and didn’t want to know either.
To be continued...



Hope there is a conclusion this time unlike the previous story !! Well written again..
ReplyDelete@Shishir: I knew u'd say that :) Sure thing this time!
ReplyDeletelove, heart break and unrequited love... are the three dimensions of the coin :)..least spoken about is unrequited love...
ReplyDeleteWEll written, got hooked on to it, don't delay the continuation !! :)
ReplyDelete@ Ketan: Unrequited love is the most underrated n yet strongest forms of love. Ironical that it is least spoken.. :)
ReplyDelete@Chennai Girl: Thanks so much girl!!! Part 2 coming soonnn... :)