What Falling in Love Feel's Like (In Reality) By Katherine Lightwood

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What Falling in Love Feel's Like (In Reality)

By Katherine Lightwood


Today my friends, there's no science stuff, no nerdy stuff and nothing that will bore you. In fact, today, I am here to talk about 'love'. Now, you must be like, what Katherine, today is not Valentine's day? And yes I know? Then there is the next option, Are you in love? Oh hell no, life is already a joke for me and no there's no time to fall in love. So, it's a beautiful sarcasm.

So, let's not deviate from the topic. 'Love'. It' s a world's disgusting, nastiest, awesome and enigmatic emotion. And that's my perspective to view love. From what I've seen and felt, love is an emotion that will make you take an intense amount of pain willingly. And you know what, you can't let go that feeling, you will not let go. You will be hooked on it. It will become your drug, it will hurt continuously like hell but you will not stop, you will like it. And that's how love feels like in reality.

If you are expecting a little warmth from love or a breeze of a cold, oh no baby. In the name of warmth, you will be burnt and cold, oh my god, you will get frostbite. Unfortunately, there is no middle ground in love. You have to live through it.  You will find happiness in pain. Love will leave you alone, people expect that in love you will be protected and cared. No, my friend, love will make you a one-man army stranded alone on a battlefield surrounded by bloodthirsty Spartans and wolves. And that time you will not feel weak. Love will make you feel like that breath that you will take if you are drowned in water for a long time and for a single moment you've been pulled out.

You see, psychologists say that a brain of a person who falls in love looks absolutely similar to a person who has schizophrenia under an MRI scan. So, yeah, love will make you delusional and you will feel like you are constantly losing your mind.
My friends, you think you have a type. No, love doesn't have a type. You can fall in love with anyone. It doesn't follow rules, it doesn't judge.
You will burn in love. You will be vilified, cursed, rejected and fooled over. And you will still run for it, you will still want it. Love is a builder and destroyer at the same time. It will build and break you at the same time. You will feel heaven and hell at the same time.  I've seen my colleagues falling in love. Chatted with them about how they felt and that's the exact thing they described me when I was asking about this in time of Valentine's Day. And that thing is true, you will fall in love with someone in your life who will make you feel all these above. And my friends, trust me that will NOT be fun.

 So, that was my thought of the day. To see more posts like this make sure to visit our main page. And do not forget to visit our institute's page to know more about graphic design, 3D, animation courses and other awesome stuff. Till then good day to you.

Katherine Lightwood    

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