Love Is Sweet Poison

Unko Yeh Lagta Hai Hum Unpe Marte Hain Humko Yeh Lagta Hai Ke Who Hum Pe Marte Hain Daur Zindagi Ka Guzar Jayega Yoon Hi Humdum Na Who Kuchh Poochhte Hain Humsey.. Na Hum Kuchh Keh Paate Hain… Taras gaye apke deedar ko, phir bhi dil aap hi ko yaad karta hai, humse khusnaseeb to apke ghar ka aaina hai, jo har roz apke husn ka deedar karta hai…  

HEART TOUCHING STORY Girl: I have to tell you  something… Boy:What? Girl: I really like you . And I… I think I’m falling in lovE with  you. Boy: Ok… Girl: What do you mean “ok”? Boy: I don’t like you like that… Girl: Why not? Boy: I can’t tell you… may be  another time… From then on, the girl kept asking  the boy “Why not?” whenever she saw him, and he kept answering the same  answer of “I’ll tell you  later... ” Finally the girl got fed up. Girl: I’m tired of this! Tell me  why you don’t like me! Boy: Do you really wanna know  why? Girl: Yes! Boy: It’s because you’re ugly! What’s the point of going out with  someone when they’re not  pretty?! Girl: But… I…  Boy: Just shut up and leave me  alone! " The boy leaves and the girl is  sitting there alone, crying her heart out... Then her cell phone  rings... " Girl: Hello?  Mom: Sweetheart... . I want you  to go home,...

Love gives birth to sacrifice, which brings forth hatred, and lets us know pain.

1. It can be hard to talk about love in scientific terms because people have strong pre-existing ideas about it. The vision of love that emerges from the latest science requires a radical shift. I learned that I need to ask people to step back from their current views of love long enough to consider it from a different perspective: their body's perspective. Love is not romance. It's not sexual desire. It's not even that special bond you feel with family or significant others. And perhaps most challenging of all, love is neither lasting nor unconditional. The radical shift we need to make is this: Love, as your body experiences it, is a micro-moment of connection shared with another. Barbara Fredrickson studies positive psychology. 2. Love is not exclusive. We tend to think of love in the same breath as loved ones. When you take these to be only your innermost circle of family and friends, you inadvertently and severely constrain your oppor...