Monday, September 12, 2011

The Princess In Me : )


While the all famous line goes as-“ It’s really difficult to understand girls. You never know what they are up to.”
True it is. Sometimes, I don’t even understand a single word I said or rather sometimes it’s tough to explain others what I need to say. Not that my communication skill has degraded but sometimes, I wish there were people who understood my silence. Most of us wish so. 

When I enter my home after a long tiring day-Mom understands the silence and doesn’t query. Rather there would be a glass of cold water to make me calm down, forget whole “Terrible” thing about the day. Instead when  I reach home after a long journey, if only my bro is home-he won’t even admire my presence, leave alone the water thing. That has happened all through these years and is a habit now.  Although I know, he cares enough as seen from his viewpoint. He cares when my exams were on my head and he knew that his sister is so busy watching television that she has skipped her chapters  J. He cares when he knows I might not pass in a particular test and waits for my result as he waits for his. I, on the other hand, woke up at 6 am on his CBSE result and slept again before he told me his result as he already explained each and every question to me and I was so sure of his result. Though the anxiety and expectations are always high.
Suddenly talking about my family, I didn’t think to write over this. My hands just did so. May be September always makes me miss them more.

Talking about the silence to be understood, there have been infinite instances in anyone’s life where their silence has been misunderstood. I have friends who are actually great at being silent. They don’t make fuss of a thing, remain calm during each situation and are great. 
When I tried to do the same –
1.I n School- they called me Geek. I was a T.V. freak though.

2. In College- They (N-11) knew I was going mad and crazy inside and thus, there was always get together in my room –(Courtesy Apoorva Sogani, Khushboo Sinha, Ratika Talwar, Manisha Sangwan and Pooja Bharagav, Akanksha Saxena,EC-batch and everyone who knew me well)  And the topic of discussion was –How to torture me. They used to torture-still do the same-take out all the secrets and then would ask me to IGNORE J And, it was always worked.
3. At Office- Have been extra silent during training. Most people noticed as they knew the reason behind. Have started mingling up. I wonder people might tag me as weird in days to come.

Just a few instances of being misunderstood or well understood. Obviously, we cannt make everyone understand . So, Let it go.

The thing is each one of us (Talking about girls in general, I have no idea about guys,they are weird perhaps-NO OFFENCE) wants to have friends, soul mate and family who understands them, make them feel valuable, admire them, forgets their mistakes or loves them inspite of the weird person they are. 

I have always loved “Jab We Met” as I could always find the Perfect guy in Aditya and Miss imperfect in Geet. Kareena was awesome in the movie I would say. The blabbering  which sounded funny, makes you smile and a few dialogues which makes you ponder-“ Tum toh bahut serious the na life main…”.

Probably, everyone of us seeks for a perfect life patner.  
Probably, there are only a few lucky ones who find one.
Probably, there are a few who find but are never able to say so or recognize it.
Sometimes, all we need is a person who listens to our non stop talks, makes sense out of nowhere, knows the difference between your happy and sad voice,knows the innocent person behind you and the bitchy one too and probably is there for you during your most critical times.

All you need is a little courage to understand what your heart wants you to follow. To be true enough, I still don't know it. Perhaps, I'm more dependent on my destiny now.But, somewhere deep down-I still believe in those fairy tales which said-"Mr. Perfect/Prince Charming" exists.

Perhaps, every girl believes herself to be a Princess. At least, I do!!!! 

6 comments:

charu said...

its very nice.. :)

The Pulsators said...

nice write-up:)

Jay Kay said...

Simple, honest and somehow touching too. But still.. I cant believe that some of you girls (most of you actually) really believe in those Cinderella-some stories where there's always a prince charming who pops up to save the poor girl from troubles and hurdles in the end. Especially when its a 21st century girl like you. No Offence. :)

Chitranshi said...

There's no Cinderella like stories going on here. Every single guy on this earth even believes to be with somebody who can understand him..If gals think the same way..u call it fairy tale.
Dude!! get a life..-No one ever wants to end up with the wrong person..Everyone wants to be with a person who is flawless in their eyes.
:)

Jay Kay said...

"Flawless in their eyes." Not a single guy is flawless on this planet earth. Girls just point out their flaws, change them into a person they are not supposed to be and later that girly creature says "You've changed. You are not the same person I loved once." Now that's a realsome story miss. :D

PS: We all have to live once only so dont tell me to get another life. ;)

Chitranshi said...

Well,Not my experience :)
Anyways perception is what differs I suppose :O

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