Sometime Last Year, I got this SMS from my friend who lives across continents, "Why do I do this to myself. I only fall the guys who don’t value me enough. Am I in love with the Unattainable..."
I read that SMS over and over again. (I still have it saved)
I wanted to tell her,its not just you sweetie. We are all in love with unattainable.
Is it the forbidden fruit syndrome? Or are we all subtle rebels at heart? Why don’t we fall for that ‘nice guy next door’ and choose that rock star who, we know will trample our heart. (Same rule applies to guys too btw...)
Its not only in relationships. As human beings, we always want something that we somehow know, is not easy to get. Its that hot car, that brilliant flat, that mouthwatering job. If you have good job content, you want more salary. If you have great salary, you want more satisfaction. If you have both, you want more time. WE WANT WHAT WE DONT HAVE!! (and what is almost unattainable to get)
Everywhere I go, almost everyone I know is on their own trip to get the unattainable. You are in love with him, who is fond is someone else and ‘someone else’ is running after someone totally different altogether.
Why? Why is that the perfect Dopamine high of initial love reduces to “I want you but you aren’t the same anymore’ syndrome? Either you don’t win that race, or you are not happy with the prize when you win it. On either end of the spectrum, you want something that is difficult and distant.
Is it because we love the drama? Or is it simply because we crave for new challenges, in life and in love. Or is love another means to adding more excitement into your drab emotional timelines of life? Most of you reading this must have been in love with someone who didn’t love you back the same way at some point of time. (And you haven’t been that state; let me salute your luck)
You remember the crazy sleepless nights? The hoping against hope, he or she will love u back? How you wanted to turn around the world…and make this one, just one wish come true: ‘Of that someone loving you back with same craziness (and perhaps more)’
And very often you get what you want but, by then you want something more( worst, you want someone else by then).
Something, which overpowers your imagination a bit more. Something that’s more unattainable.
Are we really in love with the unattainable? Or do we only get love when we become unattainable for someone?
On that note my friends, I leave this blogpost incomplete and this question unanswered.
Shoe Girl loves the drama of love and life and is addicted to it. There is only one way to be loved, and that is someone being totally crazy bout u! Rest is all too mediocre.

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