دانلود رمان انگلیسی “من او را در قلبم تگ کردم”

Every relationship has its cycle. It starts with a meeting. You meet someone, and then you want to meet that person more. Later, one day, you realize that you are in love with that person. You count that person in everything and start making plans for the future. You anticipate their calls, want to hear their voice and want to feel their touch. You start liking their idiosyncrasies and quirks. Falling in love with someone is the best thing that happens to you and one of the best feelings in the world. You just go with the flow of emotions. You just follow wherever it takes you. That is why we say, ‘we fall in love.’ In the journey of love, you reach a point where you think that the person is the right one for you. When you are in love, you feel you are being swept off your feet. Imagine the expression. You are just there—standing, doing nothing and then some day, SOMETHING happens to you. Falling in love with someone is an impulsive and spontaneous feeling. However, what is more important is what happens after that. You never think about it. But, after a few months, or years, of being together, the ecstasy and excitement of love fade. That is quite natural and happens in EVERY relationship. Everything happens very slowly, but this time, you are on the other side. Gradually, those phone calls, which you used to wait for eagerly, become a bother or duty to answer. Touch, which used to make you shiver, now becomes irritable. It does not excite you as it did earlier. Moreover, the idiosyncrasies and quirks, which you always appreciated and accepted in all forms, start grating and bothering you so much that it feels like a knife slicing through your head. When you start noticing the changes in your relationship—how it was initially and how it is now—you find a big and stagy difference. You start seeing the relationship as a ‘burden’ that you keep dragging. Your partner and you start asking yourselves, ‘Am I the right person to be loved?’ On the other hand, most importantly, a question flicks into your mind, ‘Am I with the right person?’ We are all humans, and share a similar nature. You may wish or desire to feel the same love you had with someone else. That is the time when most breakups happen. Family consent and caste difference just become excuses to break away from that relationship. Most of the time, people say that they are not happy—they blame their partners and look for happiness in others—and end up having extramarital affairs. Infidelity is very common in relationships these days. A few people may end up finding someone better outside their relationship but the truth and the reality of this dilemma lie within the relationship, NOT outside.