It's almost a month now that the Valentine's Day is past. I keep wondering how many of the couples are still together?
On V-day, they exchanged gifts, partied together, ate, drank and became merry. Are they still together now? Do they still have their differences that made them fight before?
Or have they hid their gifts in the bottom of their closet, and started searching elsewhere (or in someone else) for the love of their life?
I have lived in Pune for about 5 years now. I have started to accept these as the hard-to-believe-but-quite-true facts.
Majority of the love birds spend every Valentine's Day with a different gf/bf. Sometimes the break up can happen over no grave reasons at all. And the next year, they will be completely oblivious to what their ex's whereabouts.
It shouldn't only on Valentine's day when you think about spending great time with your gf/bf.
Relationships are about promises for life. Caring about the little things that make each other happy.
On V-day, they exchanged gifts, partied together, ate, drank and became merry. Are they still together now? Do they still have their differences that made them fight before?
Or have they hid their gifts in the bottom of their closet, and started searching elsewhere (or in someone else) for the love of their life?
I have lived in Pune for about 5 years now. I have started to accept these as the hard-to-believe-but-quite-true facts.
Majority of the love birds spend every Valentine's Day with a different gf/bf. Sometimes the break up can happen over no grave reasons at all. And the next year, they will be completely oblivious to what their ex's whereabouts.
It shouldn't only on Valentine's day when you think about spending great time with your gf/bf.
Relationships are about promises for life. Caring about the little things that make each other happy.
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