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Articles: My Thoughts | | The way you feel for someone! | |
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| Expect cheyyakunda enduku vuntaaru... Only in rare cases it happens to be divine. I think minimum expectations shud not be considered as materialistic. You wrote the article as though expecting anyting in return is totally wrong... I can't agree with u ... Even in mother's love for her child, she expects her child to be happy. According to yor view , it also becomes materialistic then. I think you are filled up with negative feelings abt the world. That is why wrote this sort of article.
Posted by: Miss Aruna Gosukonda At: 15, Dec 2004 11:00:52 AM IST
hi prashanth,
in general it is mere the foolishness of the people who lose great lovers. sooner i am posting an article regarding expectations. ur approach to the reality is great .
Posted by: Sudeshna At: 23, Oct 2004 5:38:48 PM IST
Janakiram:
Plz don call me sir. I am your friend. I am not as old as you are thinking. Yes, whatever I wrote those are my own thoughts. They may be illogic to people, but they are the facts. Everyone in this planet will go through with them.
CheerzZ!
Posted by: Mr. Cupid Cuddlesome At: 17, Oct 2004 6:38:39 PM IST
Mr. Prashanth Karne gaaru,
I think the question you put for us at the end of the draft was really good. I don't know about other issues but I feel that many of today's love scenes which we see in real life are materialistic.Isn't that true sir?
Hey don't take me as a love failure case. I have never been in love with anyone till now. But it's just out of the real life love stories which I have seen in my college etcc i am saying this. But i even came to see some of the most divine ones too.But compared to the former ones the latter ones are really scarce.what say sir?
Anyway thank you for a good piece of thought from you.keep smiling,bye.
Posted by: Janakiram Lakkapragada At: 17, Oct 2004 6:32:01 PM IST
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