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Love: Complex and Mystery

In the book, a young guy navigates love, fear, envy, fury, and loss in romantic relationships. He struggles to balance his partner's needs with his own, and he avoids being overprotective. The young man also wonders if love is emotional baggage and if modern romantic relationships may end happily. He contemplates marrying and ceding authority. The book tackles love, family, control, and freedom via the young man's upbringing and romantic relationship views. He finally accepts love and discovers how difficult and painful it is.

Prodipto_Pantho · Politique et sciences sociales
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Chapter 1 : Love, the Word and Meanings

Love. Wow, that's a really beautiful and divine word. An intricate cocktail of varied sentiments. Worry, love, envy, anger, and a pang of loss There are many ways that these emotions show up in the real world. Sensitive, too cautious, possessive, and frantic.

Even the most naive of people can be given reason to believe thanks to the power of love. Encourage them to look at the bright side of humanity. Even their own issues are forgotten at times. taking up those flaws as their own and still loving the person.

Perhaps "love" is just a fancy term for "emotional baggage." Maybe you feel obligated to provide other people the opportunities you were denied. with the hope that you'll receive some. Their attention and effort, in addition to

Perhaps the popular consensus that a happy ending is ideal is the result of the countless fairytales and fantasy stories that have been told throughout the centuries. We are taught from an early age that everything will turn out okay in the end.

However, I was once among those who rejected the idea that a romantic relationship could ever lead to happiness. Modern romantic love is fleeting and unreliable. Perhaps that was common practise in the past. But that won't change the fact that today's youth, especially those of Generation Z, are hopelessly incapable of understanding what true love is.

This is a promise to myself: I will never get married. Why should you give troublemakers the chance to mess with your life? You alone should have the power to destroy your life if you so choose.

My twenty-first year has arrived. I avoided women for the better part of my life. I avoided them for the better part of my life, never venturing out of the house. Attending a school where males are the only students. As a result of my controlling upbringing, I rarely leave the house. My dad is a government employee, and my mum is a teacher.

Even though our contemporary culture is founded on a patriarchal system, my mother nonetheless served as the head of our household. My mother dictated the course of my life for the most part. All the important choices were made by her. She played a crucial role in shaping my upbringing.

My mother began her career in teaching. Over the course of time, she established and became principal of her own school. Having gained the admiration of people from all walks of life, she felt a feeling of pride in her achievements. As the scope of her influence grew. Within the home, her influence grew as well.

I had the utmost respect and admiration for my mother and was very pleased with myself. The way I lived my life was profoundly altered by her influence.

As a child and adolescent, I was quite reserved when it came to matters of the heart. I have seen too many people being hurt by relationships for me to ever consider putting myself through that. But the older I become, the more convinced I am that he's missing out on something crucial. I wondered what it would be like to give love a chance, to be open and trusting in another person's company.

This is a tale of a young man taking a gamble on love. the struggle, difficulties, and pain involved in accepting it