"I want to cry..." I told my friend and she got frowned.
"What's wrong dear..? Are you OK?" was her immediate reply.
"Yes, everything is probably fine. I just want to cry without any reason."
"No.. There must be something wrong. What are you hiding from me?"
"Nothing. It's just that I badly want to cry. Is it necessary to have some reason?" I asked.
"Ummm yess I suppose otherwise why would anyone choose to cry?" was her another question.
"Don't you smile without any reasons at times?" I was trying to get an upper-hand.
"Yes, so what?" she was felling in my words.
"That's it! If one can smile without any reason then why one can't cry without any reason?" another straight question from my side.
"No. I'm not going to buy this. There has to be something for which you wish to cry. Tell me." reading this I switched …show more content…
Be brave!' (You're crying like a girl. Be brave!)
If you're happy without a reason then it's completely acceptable though you'll be questioned about it but with a grin on the face. And your response doesn't carry very much value and you can just skip it. But, if you even think of crying without any reason then there will be numerous questions fired at you. Why? What's wrong? Are things Ok? etc. etc.
In this world, anything exists because of its opposite partner making this world a well-balanced place - a fall accompanies rise; a smile accompanies tears; sun accompanies the moon; win accompanies loss and list go on. Just like every coin has two sides, neither of the before said entities could be sensed if their counterpart is absent. Can positivity exist without negativity? You won't realise what it feels to succeed unless you fail at least once; you won't realise how rising sun feels unless you see setting the sun; you won't realise what colourful is unless you see monochrome, will
"What's wrong dear..? Are you OK?" was her immediate reply.
"Yes, everything is probably fine. I just want to cry without any reason."
"No.. There must be something wrong. What are you hiding from me?"
"Nothing. It's just that I badly want to cry. Is it necessary to have some reason?" I asked.
"Ummm yess I suppose otherwise why would anyone choose to cry?" was her another question.
"Don't you smile without any reasons at times?" I was trying to get an upper-hand.
"Yes, so what?" she was felling in my words.
"That's it! If one can smile without any reason then why one can't cry without any reason?" another straight question from my side.
"No. I'm not going to buy this. There has to be something for which you wish to cry. Tell me." reading this I switched …show more content…
Be brave!' (You're crying like a girl. Be brave!)
If you're happy without a reason then it's completely acceptable though you'll be questioned about it but with a grin on the face. And your response doesn't carry very much value and you can just skip it. But, if you even think of crying without any reason then there will be numerous questions fired at you. Why? What's wrong? Are things Ok? etc. etc.
In this world, anything exists because of its opposite partner making this world a well-balanced place - a fall accompanies rise; a smile accompanies tears; sun accompanies the moon; win accompanies loss and list go on. Just like every coin has two sides, neither of the before said entities could be sensed if their counterpart is absent. Can positivity exist without negativity? You won't realise what it feels to succeed unless you fail at least once; you won't realise how rising sun feels unless you see setting the sun; you won't realise what colourful is unless you see monochrome, will