human nature is so strangely unique.our perception of the reality sometimes makes us see a distorted picture and we end up thinking of it as real. e.g. in a relationship between two individuals, both of them are obviously not committed to the same degree and the law of averages comes into picture. the problem arises when one ends up having higher expectations out of the relationship and is thus disappointed at times when those expectations are not met.
when you care for someone you automatically assume that the other person also cares that much about you. it's hard to come to terms with the fact that his aspirations could be any lesser. a small incident sometime ago made me realise this…
it was after the mid-sem break when all of us were meeting for the first time after five days at home. i was at gap's room discussing how we spent the time at home, when one of her friends called and she had to go to meet him. she picked up a box of what looked like sweets and was going out when i asked her what it was. she then told me that it's 'shrikhand' that she had brought from home for her that friend i didn't mind her going to meet him leaving me stranded,because i have got used to this by now. but what hurt me was her giving preference to her that friend. even after mentioning about the 'shrikhand' i didn't get to even have a look at it forget about having a bite.
initially i was quite upset, but then it dawned on me that maybe that's how it is supposed to be. if i give her a high place amongst my friends it doesn't mean that she has to do the same. she is entitled to choose her own 'circle of trust'.
the shrikhand has left a sour taste in my mouth and i'm having hard time digesting it (even though i didn't get to get even as much as a bite).

