In
Crossroads
Alo.
After a huge break.
It took me some time to develop an inspiration for a new post. Yes, if you had to barter your time for something else. Yet writing, again gives me that fresh feeling as it does every time. Looking onto a serious note here, it sort of put me into thinking a certain question: When does a person give up for someone he loves?
Let’s define a serious relationship. Two intimate people. Mom:Son, Dad:Daughter, Dad:Mom, Bro:Sis, Bro:Bro, Pakkathu Veetu Payyan:Pakkathu Veetu Ponnu, Guy:Girl, Sister:Sister or so and so. Imagine a situation you had to deal with. Some strong friction!
What if he/she did something morally or ethically or principally not approved by you?
Would you let that person have what they wanted? Or would you be biased to your principles.
If you let them do it, are you being too easy on them? Or is that how you tell them that’s how you love them?
If stood by your principles, are you being selfish? Are you instigating a drift between yourselves? Or is it how you think will be better for both of you?
You seriously need to do a lot of thinking here. And convincing too. It’s a cute issue actually. To see two people deciding over themselves. But delicate too.
What you choose defines you, and your way of agreeing of the relationship. Your way of making sure it doesn’t walk the plank.
The final verdict must achieve common grounds. Certain compromises are to be laid. Yet it has to swallow-able by both. Or else.....
But, I’d object saying, if both knew that something else mattered than just the issue that cropped up, no matter what the verdict was, won’t they live through?
Ain’t it?
To Achu and a Huge Mug of Beer.