Mirage of Love

Mirage of Love

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You give your everything to love one person and then one day you realise, you gave it to someone who took you for granted. Your gift of utter selflessness was compromised by that very person who thought it was ok if they stagger a little in their path of life and principles. At that very moment, come out of that pit of shaky beliefs, forget what the society has to say and bid adieu to that toxic relation where you are taken for granted. Sometimes loving your own self should be your priority before you love another. This is a story of a very common female of this society who learned to love and believe in herself. A very easy task that is very difficult for someone to perform sometimes. . . . . . . *Live And Let Live ❤️ Ushoshi ❤️
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I was what they called a perfectionist. I had everything planned out and wanted a simple straightforward life. Things at home were hectic, disturbed, painful and heart-breaking. I decided that I wanted to stay away from all people that could possibly hurt me. For example, friends, extended family, judgemental neighbours and worst of all, the one I dreaded the most... love. But of course, as any normal story goes, I was unable to steer clear of love. I was unable to steer clear from him. I let myself drown in merciless water, drown so deep, the surface was out of the question. I let myself escape and wonder in his inequitable love, so blinded, so foolish. I thought I could no longer drown. But that day. That one day. That day ensured my belief. That I would forever drown alone.

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