we bother, for sure

I believe all of us do so. let's check how many of us. we phone to our friends from distance, even if they are ocean's apart. We keep chattin with ppl, even when we are on roaming, not giving a single hint to them about this very fact. We call ppl on their friend's mobile phone (in case person is not having a cell of his/her own) and never miss to give a firm and warm regard to facilitator in the end, we call ppl when they are not feeling well, we meet them when we are near to them or their city. say how many of us dont do so and I will tell you my reason of doin so. these feelings of bothering about others, being so much attached is in a way inculcated in some of us by the rich cultural heritage. so when someone call you next time and ask about your health( if he or she comes to know about some bad happened with you), never start thinking and reacting about Why this guy is bothering so much? because for some ppl it is the natural way of percieving things in general. use of Guy in last sentence had already made some issues clearer.

I had seen some episodes of Sex and the City and one thing I still remember from that series is You cant change a man,but U can change a woman on blue moon night and really something never change..for example my volconic eruptions. this time the fury was on some friend who went to city to book reservation tickets for dewali journey. we got waiting list 108 onwards and the time I started reacting on it , a co passenger( accidently a gal) triedt o comfort me by saying " clear ho jayega" enough for me to explode and I litrary propelled my fury in front of other officers to that soft spoken friend of mine.... main aisa kyon hoon!! may be I am destined to be so.

kabira feeling the vibrant vibes that

Hum unse khafa hain, woh humse khafa hain,
Magar baat kerne ko jee chaahta hai ||