Stories Matter
Stories Matter
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“Nothing can stop true love.”“One can go to any limit.”“Two people can defy society.” The heart is a place to accumulate and hold love. It can be between parents and children, siblings, friends, or married couples. However, when this love is hurt by one party, it can lead to breaking boundaries and crossing limits. This […]
Love Beyond Boundaries: A Tale of Heartfelt Choices Read More »
A while back, I mentioned a list of books to read during the chilly weather, which comprised mainly of thrillers. Here, I am listing romantic novels, as life does need a perfect dose of love and romance, right? So, here it goes… Readers who read romantic novels are sometimes made to feel guilty for reading
Romantic Escapades: A Journey Through Love and Heartfelt Stories Read More »
“Woof!” The sound was so faint that I would have missed it if I hadn’t felt something brushing my feet. Looking down, I saw a feeble pup standing shakily near the bench where I was seated. Wondering from where it had wandered, I scanned the park, hoping to find the litter from which I presumed
My husband and I had an inter-caste love marriage against the wishes of our parents. We both met when we were working at the same workplace and fell in love. We had known each other for almost five years, during which we tried convincing our parents about our marriage, but they were unwilling to relent.
When Hearts Defy Limits: The Journey of Love Against All Odds Read More »
Ooo! The way you penetrate me… my thoughts… persistently. People around me find my discreet mood abnormal. I desperately try to delude them, not wanting my loved ones to know about my secret rendezvous. I fear they might think I am somewhat insane and send me for therapy. The feelings I have for you—no one
My Secret Love Story: A Deep Connection Beyond Words Read More »
Spring is here, and flowers are blooming all around as the season of love begins. Young hearts—and even the elderly—find themselves reminiscing about their own youthful romances. I remembered an old song: “Shyam dhale, tum seeti bajanachodh dhe.” This sweet melody, sung by Geeta Bali to Bhagwan Das, tells of a lover waiting patiently below
“Love is like a war: easy to begin but very hard to stop.”At times, some stories are revealed by family or friends after many years. Rinku and Rinky were the grandchildren of Meeta and Mohit. They visited their grandparents’ house in a village after many years. They lived in Nashik and had later moved to
“Marriage is made in heaven.” This is a saying we’ve heard since childhood—a union between a man and a woman, a dream of finding a prince or a queen to share a lifetime with. Dreaming is never a crime, and anyone can dream of love, from childhood to old age. Rani and Raja were childhood
Stepping into 2025, I remember the tumultuous years of the past. Despair and happiness interwoven, a roller-coaster of ups and downs, hanging like cobwebs. I get ready to scrub my imperfections and clear up. There are many imperfections, but I know they are jotted down theoretically, and in practice, they might fall like a dead
Resolutions or Reflections 2025: A Personal Journey of Change and Growth Read More »
The pleasantness of winter is its chill, innocent breeze. Generally, older folks like me get confined inside the four walls, wrapped up in blankets. The picturesque season is quite charmingly delicious for its panoramic phenomenon. On one foggy winter morning, when the lazy sun emerged reluctantly with less glimmer, I tried to view its mesmeric,
A Winter Escape: Flying Alone to the US for the Ultimate Seasonal Experience Read More »