Sometimes things don’t always end up the way you thought they would. People don’t always react the way you think they will. Plans don’t always go the way you want them to....
'People change' that’s what I've heard time and time again. And we all fear whether this change is for the better or for worse. But none have questioned those two words itself. “People Change” what does this really mean? Do people really change or is it just our mind telling us that they have changed, more importantly have they really changed or is it our mind telling us that they have simply because they suddenly act differently from the way we expect them to. Often the truth lies simply in the fact that what we initially saw, was never really there. We convinced ourselves that the unreal is real—what one could term as the ‘bed of roses’ period in a relationship.
The classic example is that of two lovers in a relationship—the typical love story that gets too awry to imagine. They meet someplace— where, when, or why is not necessary. But they connect, and as time moves on the relationship grows deeper. But roses do wilt eventually, just like the blissful period of blind love that they are initially struck with. Slowly what seems to brighten ones day turns into an early morning dose of screams and shouts. Injurious words spat out in anger from both involved. Mornings that began with smiles and an early breakfast turn into arguments that are carried forward from a previous day’s conversation. Trips to work via the same route turn into both storming out the door and leaving in separate vehicles. Yet the inevitable conversation of the final collapse still lay untouched. Each afraid of surviving without the other and yet each barely surviving with the other. Afraid of the pain that accompanies the departure but yet silently surviving each day filled with the pain that disceptation brings.
Some actually take that the final step—‘Goodbye’ (nothing but a mere word which holds sorrow that is always unheard). While others still tarry on, still afraid to let go. And finally in the latter’s case, one caves in and silently dissolves into submission. While the other moves along with life content that things appear to flow smoothly.
‘Emotions’ can either break you or build you. It is the level of power that we give them that result in the final outcome.
Change is always inevitable. Nothing ever grows without evolving. This evolution is change itself. But the important thing is to realise where the change really is. Is it in the people who you face everyday or the person you’re facing when you look in the mirror?



