Me & My Imagination

  Feb 27 2007  | Views 864 |  Comments  (21)
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  Saaya posted 1 year ago

superficial,
mmm, thats a challenge..let me try and see..even when i want to be somebody else who is so different than me, i want myself in a corner to relish this change. its a very difficult thing i guess.. never tried it before.. Thx for stopping by.
 
Sujatha,
Thanks for your comment. its escapism, to dwell with imaginary friends i agree.
 
Kitty,
Thanks a lot.
 
Chiksunny,
Thanks for the comment. yes, Its work to keep the contacts.
You cannot switch on and off whenever we want to..



  chiksunny posted 1 year ago

 

Saaya,

 

This was a write-up written from the heart. It usually happens in life: during our childhood and growing years, we strike true friendships, but as time passes, each is wrapped up in his/her own daily routines, that maintaining that spark of friendship becomes difficult, especially when we lose contact. When we again meet/talk, it takes time to jump back to the easy familiarity we once shared.

 

Chiksunny

 

 



  kittykhan posted 1 year ago

Good concept and its really true saaya your thinking is very well about your imagination all come acrose the same but they could not able to think at the right time what to do it happend to me also many time

Great!!! love your article its really good yaar...

Thanks
Kitty



  superficial posted 1 year ago



yeah : ) I love imaginary people... they always do what I want them too and they are always nice to me!!  I find it difficult to imagine this... to look my own face/self like as if I were another person.. any success there?



  Saaya posted 1 year ago

 
Swarajya,  
Wise sayings.

“That's why it is said that we should not develop attachment to save ourselves from the parting pains” – well, its true that we can save ourselves from the pain if we keep the distance. But then we will never feel the magic of merging as one. However cynical I sound, I think I am a hopeless romantic..Thanks for stopping by.

 

Nikita,
.. i dont know either



  Kinishka posted 1 year ago

Yes Saaya thats really scary! I thought thats called schizophrenia and I am so sure I am gonna be its victim...
Where can one draw a limit? I don't know...
 
Nikita



  swarajya posted 1 year ago

Out of sight ,out of mind.Familiarity breeds contempt.How true these sayings are?Friendship can survive only when both sides reciprocate with the same warmth.In our life we aquire new friends.Old order changeth giving place to new.Some friends come into our life and quickly go.Some stay for a while and leave footprints on our heart.And we are never ever the same.
That's why it is said that we should not develop attachment to save ourselves from the parting pains.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 



  Saaya posted 1 year ago

 Wow. It’s a wonderful feeling to open you mailbox and see so many comments on your blog. Thank you all.

 

Neha, Thanks a lot. Good to know that I am not alone in this

 

Enchanted world, It happens. People move on with their life.

I feel sorry for your friend, but you don’t have to feel bad about yourself for this.

That’s what I think. Thanks for commenting.

 

Myheart, Thanks. Thinking on both sides? Oh, that’s a big thing and I don’t think I have it in me always. I try though.

 

Koolraagaa, Thanks for commenting. Assumptions? That’s also kind of imagining something, which doesn’t exist right? I cannot really see a clear difference between assuming & imagining, I mean when comes to real things.

Btw, I haven’t seen Dhoom series. Not a big Hindi movie watcher.

 

Supriya,


 

Julia,

Thanks a lot. “Maybe I knew too many people in my past life” – wow, that’s a cool statement. Maybe you did. Glad you liked my post.

 

Synaptic Muddle,

 True. Thanks for commenting.

 

Estamani, Thanks. Loser?? Little bit harsh, don’t you think.

But yeah its sad though. Thank you again.

 

Nikita,

Thank you. Sometimes reality sucks so much, its good to jump into the imaginary world.

Hopefully we will always have the ability to jump between the two.

What if we stuck in our imaginary world and forget the real world? That’s scary.

 

Dina_dsz,

.. sometimes it happens. What to do..

Thanks for commenting.

 



  dina dsz posted 1 year ago

Hi Saaya,
 
Very true indeed!! It's happened to me a number of times too. And honestly, it can be really embarrassing at times when you pile up mighty expectations about a certain friendship / relationship, and Lo!!! They all come crashing down on you.
 
Dina.



  Kinishka posted 1 year ago

Gosh! this was such a relief... i now know that m not alone! hehe...this was so cute. u know i do it ALLLL THE TIME! I imagine life around me...as if i lived in 2 different worlds. A few months back, when I was travelling by train, I saw this female, sitting on the opposite side, talking to herself and grinning after that. She was extremely normal and seemed very decent and smart. I also tried to see if i was missing any bluetooth tucked somewhere or some earphone. She could have been talking to someone after all! But no! it was just her and her talking 2 each other as if this came as a momentary phase for her... and bang! it dawned on me... She was in her imaginary world and she was so engrossed in it that the talking didnt happen at a conscious level! I was like this is sooooooon gonna be me.... ! hehe...
Loved it!
 
Nikita





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