Rewind

As we hit the snooze button for this weekend, I would like to run through my past few days with all my readers. I apologize for my last blog if it left a lump in your throat. I wasn’t ready for it, but I had to post it to get it out of my system, if not my mind. I am about to turn 32 next year, and I have realized that I could be a workaholic. I can drown in work endlessly to overcome any situation. I did the same in these past few days. I do make it a point to reward myself for the hard work. Currently, I have binged watched some fantastic series on Netflix. I would spare the details for everyone to soak into the holiday season.
Recently, one of my acquaintances made a comeback in my life. I cannot believe my destiny at times. Life throws me into situations to break every bone in my body. Currently, my heart is not in a position to fall in love with a ‘Black Cat Commando.’ I am vocal about this situation to help my heart understand the consequences. I don’t want to wait for a call every night with zero hopes on network connectivity. I have had some worst heartbreaks in history. Currently, I am not ready to subject my brain to another trauma. The nation comes first, as the tagline speaks louder for the Armed Forces.
On a lighter note, I met one of my friends after ages. It has been one of the soothing events of my life this year. Friends can come as a blessing in your life. One of my friends next to the family has also landed in Bangalore. Mentally I feel a lot calmer today.
Well, I would like to sing praises for one of the Bollywood movies – ‘Manmarziyaan.’ I watched the movie today to kill some time in hand. I have turned into a big fan of Abhishek Bachchan. No one would have pulled up the act for a husband in an arranged marriage except him. I am not sure about the movie reviews as it released three years ago. I want to believe that there are men like Robbie in this world. I want to believe that cupping your partner’s face can be platonic. I want to believe that conversations with your eyes would speak louder than words. There’s a lot of emotions in this movie, which everyone might not understand. Call me a crackhead, but a tiny corner of my heart still believes in a prince. My heart still hopes that I am a princess in my fictional world of a happily-married life.