We apologise to all our readers for editing this post on 23rd March, 2010. For our personal reasons, we felt the need to do so. Thank you always for the encouragement and wishes.
It was during mid June 2006, Hoopoe and I knew that we were in love with the other, but, refused to acknowledge it openly. The “love you” was ofcourse passed, however, I’m the kinds, to whom a ‘love you’ comes very naturally. I can look at a bird and say ‘love you’, or a doggie wearing a so called ‘puppy face’, or even say it to my good friends too. However, the difference to me lies in the word “I”, “I love you”! That’s different! Did I tell Hoopoe that “I” loved him, I’m not quite sure?
It was a Saturday, I travelled quite some distance to spend time with Hoopoe and would be spending the weekend with him. My family trusted us; we were responsible enough for ourselves, and, to this day, we haven’t broken each other’s or my parent’s trust; more so, because, we never wanted to do anything at the cost of the other being uncomfortable! Me being the conservative kinds on this front, made most of it difficult for Hoopoe, and, probably, continue making it difficult for him!
We roamed the malls, watched Da Vinci Code and had loads of fun! I didn’t enjoy the drive at night, because, like always, I found the glare of the headlights blinding! Why don’t people dip their lights and drive!
We gobbled down some food and freshened up. That's when Hoopoe played my Kenny G favourite!
He asked me for a dance, and both of us with two left feet are lost in another world.
After an hour or so, my back couldn't take it any longer, and I told him that we needed to sleep. I threw myself on the bed nearest at hand. Hoopoe saw me to sleep and fell asleep himself.
We had a lovely day, sealing our love with the other!
- Sweetness
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4 comments:
awww thats was such a romantic post :D very personal indeed , but such a sweet narration :)
Thank you so much Raji.. hope to hear more from you..
I dislike such narrations in open. Try not to disclose your private life which people read for entertainment. Think of your parents and elders; how bad they will feel if they come to know about disclosing such matters to public.
To Anonymous
We respect your stance and appreciate the time you took to read through our post.
Just like you, we haven't revealed our identities for our own comfort level. We strongly believe it's an individual take on the situation and up to one's own discernment.
Thank you again.
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