Does feelings are real these days?

People tend to overlook their emotions and play a catch game to win someone’s heart.

Real connections are merely a word of thin air. Things took a steep turn and the innocence in relationships has hit a severe downfall, where they want to sneak into their partner’s regular lifestyle to find the differences. People in relationships are trying to compare than being compassionate.

Red flags are everywhere. People got 1000 reasons to reject something that’s true & authentic but fall for one reason named love. Of course, it has to be there but that has to be achieved based on quality and innocence & not quantity and intelligence.

Masking your originality and portraying it as someone else is applauded these days rather than being raw and real. The comfort you give, the respect you mean, and the connection you crave will all go in vain. At the end of the day, it’s that one lie that you say is what attracts them the most.

No matter how genuine you are, looks tend to overlook everything else. They love the attention you give but not your love. With all these being said, there are still some real ones who connect for the raw nature of your true self but that’s rare.

If you have one, keep it safe. If you are dreaming about one, just believe in it. Miracles do happen in life and that what make things even more interesting.

Location: Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

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