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I am in no exception when falling in love. Like most of the people, started on a friendly banter which migrated to an emotional roller coaster ride. Not only the cultural background was different, but primary ideologies stayed apart from the rest of the society.

We both were visiting a temple when I lost my slippers. He offered me his and walked barefoot. Till then was thinking have liked him, but that was the time have actually fallen for him. The first gift that I got from him was “Kindle” gadget, followed by iPad and books each year.

Was socialite earlier and planted a permanent scar on the loved ones that gave them to judge about myself. After marriage, came to know socialite do not confine to gatherings alone, moments of potentiality too counts. Normally those who attend spiritual discourses were branded to religious category in our society but the first place we visited was “Sri Ramakrishna Mutt” and first gathering was for eminent spiritual orator’s.

The uniqueness he brought cannot be expressed in words, the happiness we share is of different kind. This does not mean we share similar interest rather we both have opposites. His interest is Formula One in sports, Man Vs Wild from National Geographic channel, whereas mine is of English shows, movies and documentaries.

Once we went for a hair cut in a salon where one of the stylists made a sarcastic statement on my haircut, then my husband immediately went to the manager and rebuked about it. That was the second time I ended up falling in love. These were never planned, it just happened to me and the love was really in the air.

Love is not about gifting expensive things, keeping promises or showing up on time. It is more about respecting as an individual, be caring, accepting the inevitable and moving on with life as it is. Well, this ink is my love to my other half and hope this journey never ends.

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