What Hurts The Most

Everyday we encounter new people and things. They might bring us happiness. But wait!...never be so optimistic, mates, as among them, some only come not to stay. Well, every hello ends with a goodbye, I guess. And among our happy and precious days, we all have days when things are just out of place and just a total mess. Those explain what life is, isn't? Like it or not, every soul has to go through life that is filled with thick and thin, ups and downs. Worry not, yeah. You are not alone. 

Yet, apart from all these things, your loved ones are the one who would hurt you the most. They are the one who would give you unforgettable and undone scars. They are the one who would turn your world upside down. A word of advice; never put your hope too high, peeps. Unless, if you really want to get a taste of the ultimate pain. 

There is this story about a broken soul...

He was a happy young boy, so naive that he thought every single person whom he loved would become his remedy. He talked and expressed himself, hoping that they would listen and understand him. For days, for weeks, or maybe for years. But nothing has even changed. The boy grew into a man. And eventually he has got tired and all worn out. They did not even understand him a bit. Instead, they become his biggest haters, doubters whom he can never hate. He hated himself for loving those who torn his heart. He still hates himself, up till this very moment. Finally he realizes how mean and shallow love is. People always say that love heals. Love cures every bruises and scars. In movies and songs, they always do that, don't they? Yet, they are all giving nothing except false hopes that work just like euthanasia; the easiest way of putting an end to a soul. What an epic, glamorous silent killer love is. Too brilliant and out of mind. Life is the hall where love would make people play the crying game where we will all lose our soul. So go save your love, do listen to them. Make a change. It is now or never.

"The first duty of love is to listen" -Paul Tillich