The Four-letter Magic Word

Yes, we all heard it somewhere! It can be felt in different dimensions too – Hugs, holding hands, couple seats, committed, cupid, reserved for you, mine, bae, babe, my king, my queen, my forever, and so on. But why is it foreign to some of us? People say we are unlucky, but the reason lies within us!

We all had missed moments waiting for the right time to open up, which often ended as a missed opportunity. When the intentions are pure and honest, you don’t need dramatic scenes or showoff to win someone’s heart, just the mere presence and making them believe that we can do anything and everything for them.

It doesn’t happen in a single day; it could take months and years to make it happen. Supporting them throughout both their good and bad phases will create a bond. We should make it stronger, deeper like the roots of a tree.


Let me tell a Kutty Story!

There is a guy who is an introvert just like her. The connection started as a co-worker, friend and it was just a simple one. But there were a few moments before her birthday that made him feel that she was the one. It could be an infatuation or an innocent thought. But once the days passed on, he felt the real bond between them. Words can’t describe the amount of care, respect, plans, feelings he had for her! This poor guy doesn’t have an experience like this in his entire life. But wait!

Does she feel the same way that the guy felt for her? What happens next? Did they both join hands?

Well, Only God & the Girl know the answer for it!

The biggest failure in this four-letter magical journey is not expressing ourselves to whom we thought could arguably be our future partner. These missed opportunities will haunt you in the future, don’t give yourself that chance or excuse. Whether it’s positive or negative, take that. Be proud that you have made it this far! Just do it, don’t think too much.

As rightfully pointed out by Otis, “There are 7 billion people on this planet. Someone will climb up the moon for you.” Confession is the biggest healer for many of our problems. Let’s make it happen!

- Arjun

Location: India

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