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Love: Is it so?

Friday December 13, time was some where around 3 p.m. was driving my way back to home and stopped near a traffic signal. An auto made its way through the stacked buses and heavy vehicles and stopped beside me. I noticed two ladies sitting in the auto with a kid of probably year or may be a half more, aged “wheat”ish kinda complexioned girl. A two wheeler rushed past me whistling air into my face, damn I hated it. The vehicle stopped at a distance of 9-10 feet from me. The small girl enjoyed the rush of the vehicle in the atmosphere and started patting on the lap of one of the lady, probably her grandmother. The two ladies noticed the vehicle much as all the people around did. The older one of them said noticing that a girl and a boy were sitting on the bike stuck to each other occupying only half the seat of the vehicle, “This generation of kids! God hail ‘em.They don’t know where to stop. Once they feel something they just go on doing it without the fear of society. They think they can do whatever they like and rule life, stupid brain-ies. Only realize when its too late to withdraw and impossible to proceed. Limitless expressiveness and extreme reactions. That’s the way they are and they let down us, the older generation with their stupid actions.For all stupidities they do put a cover on them labelled love.” I went wandering around each and every word I heard and could only manage to understand that the elderly lady has an impression that with the rate of increasing modernity in our lives has caused something as pure as love to lose its meaning and worth. May be she was right, modern day love has been limited to affairs, its become more of an attire everyone is trying to fit into just to make sure they are into something. Its has been all limited to physical thing between people in the society today. Love today is being defined a label to put onto something that two people share physically. Really? Is that it? Is it limited to physical touches? Of course yes will be somebody’s answer and absolutely no will be someone’s. Quiet a difficult set of question to answer. The thing is we people of today are more concerned about our social lives on social networks then our real life in real time. We are too much confused to judge the feeling of lust and zeal as temporary and often mistake them as love and commit a relationship, and there we think we do have a license to go on and when the zeal is all settled in we just think of moving over. and name this move on step a sophisticated term “Break-Up”. Simple isn’t it? Think twice. If it were that simple would you suppose love would have been so pure & popular among all ages of people? nah I think its just the time when we figure out who we truly love and act accordingly. It is much more then words can express. It is said to be magic and I don’t find any reason to contradict the fact from the huge volumes of love stories we have seen since we were born. Think and figure it out!

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