Sometimes someone are so hard to forget!! Thoughts hunting you each moment! But again, I believe in leaving behind all memories and move on to catch new ones! The heart speaks the language which brain can't control but can only desire to keep it under its par! But still somethings heart do is not right!! I won't be judgmental about you, But for me I have got over my heart and moved on; still sometimes thoughts hunts as tiny myriads and I just wish to throw my heart away!!
A very good read John! I enjoyed every sentence, every words and every letters! Felt like reading my own story!! :)
Keep moving on; Thats all life is about!! :D

John_Galt - Nice nice!! :)
It's not true is it?? (wink,wink) :P
:D

:)

*ahem* ahem*

(((((((((((((((((((((MS. GALT))))))))))))))))))))))), here's an interesting read for you!!! :P

since your anecdotes are not fictions, i appreciate your honesty on this! :D

It hurts to know someone's misery. Why are we binded so much? We should not have to choose right over wrong. Some gets it even they don't deserve it and other don't no matter how much they love it. It's so unjustifiable that we fade up with thing that we used to love dearly. This world is so cruel and delusive. I wish I can live simple and carefree life.

Oh My!!!! Oh My My!!!!

Her magical prowess of changing dispositions ki positions hau? ;)

The key words here are, "mutually beneficial" or is it "friendship with benefits;" The functional but not operative word is "Married!" ;)

By the way, I just got married too! Ahem!

Me too! That's it folks, I am not getting married. In that way, life will be more simple and I don't have to worry about trusting my partner or not.

oops! me too bhaneko from Swatan ko statement above about having a simple and carefree life :D

People who say they don't wanna get married either haven't met the right person or haven't realized that they've already met the right person. I used to feel the same way and changed my mind after I met and married my princess - you can run but you can never hide!

Congratulations Sitara!

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Yet another captivating story Johnny! We are not going to have enough of your writing. So true on your insight on women's mood swings.

Loved going through as always. Btw, any new year plans or got a tight schedule?

:-)

oooh yea, congratulations Sitara ani you too Republican! I'm glad you found your princess :) Nah, I think I have seen too much to know what decision to make. Anyway, nice story John! Atleast some ppl are being honest.

Dear John, I have been reading your postings for sometime now. I have to say this one rings a bit too true! It has a brazen feel to it and takes one by surprise and yet underlying it all is the bare honesty.
Perhaps it will help to take up sudoku ? :P Kidding.Enjoyed reading it.

Repub..its "happily ever after for you and your princess in your private kingdom ho? :) How very sweet!
Xena..your day will come..you can't be that much of a cynic can you? Re kya!
Sitara..the guy you married is blessed. He got a Sher-e-zade. Lucky chap.

John dai another good read, as always ...i can never get enough of your reading

On seeing the title, I expected Robert Frost's poem (my all-time favorite) but got another deligthful treat instead...ahhh, nostalgia set in a lil as I thought of those booty call nights that never materialized.

BTW, felt the same way some time ago:
"SHE certainly had had enough of me, I decided to let go of her. No more phone calls – I shook my head. Not that I feared any legal action, but I decided not to call HER again, I then realized SHE never loved me at all."


Keep writing, ok?

Just in case, the Robert Frost poem I was refering to was "The Road Not Taken." Ciao...

. with the fact that we have known John Galt for not writing fictions, this read will surely encourage other sajhaities to write their experiences which led them to the roadless travels in course of living their life...Ahem!!

It takes lots of courage to even think of another girl when u are a married person and confessing here is out of reach. John, I believe it is a true one as always. he he he!!

Nicely written!! It must be your skill in writing that made me feel you were not doing anything wrong.

Welcome back!!

Bridgeport is pretty much fun always.

:-)

John,
Another articulate piece! Keep coming.

Sitara,
Congratulations!!! I still remember a couple of years ago you were saying here in sajha, when you went back to Nepal, a 'jyotish' told you will get married soon and you got terrified. The prophecy of that 'jyotish' came true, didn't it? :)

Jees, people actually do that? :D
captivating!!!