Vrinda Dawda : hatred
It isn't about how many hate you, it's about many really love you.
You are here to achieve what you have always wanted. You aren't here to sit and sulk because
some people are being unfair and bad to you.
In the end, it is all about how you take it. If you pay much attention to the hatred, you won't be able to move forward and attain the heights.
Hatred eventually ends and it is the love that you get remains with you forever, without any fail.
These were my ideas. I was strong since the beginning. I knew that when we get love we are bound to receive hatred too. Hatred - I thought. I never knew it wasn't hatred but loathe that I would be getting.
I am here to achieve something. Make my dreams come true. To enjoy life. To be happy in what I am doing. No doubt, I have done it. But now.. It seems as if I can't take it anymore.
I feel like I used to when I was a teenager. My mom used to scold me and shout at me again and again when I thought that I had done nothing wrong, but she held me guilty. There are only a couple of differences now - Today, I know I haven't done anything to be held guilty of and the
feeling is ten times stronger than the teenage years.
Too much of anything is bad. Too much of hatred is the worst. It feels as if everything is running out of my hands now, just the way sand slips out of a closed fist. How long can I bottle up my sadness and hurt in a similar fist? How long can I be positive and pretend not to be hurt? How long can I sit back and see people throw those horrible words at me? The hurt and the sadness -
it is bound to slip away from the fist. I am bound to break down any time.
Sometimes, the comparison between the love and hatred I get is not enough to satisfy me. Sometimes, hatred really does win over love. Sometimes, things go very wrong and... They remain the same, always.