When we want something, we struggle really hard to get it, although we may have to go through lots of hurdles and difficulties but we are ready to face them because we have a particular aim to achieve, but have you ever wondered? As soon as we get that precious thing, we start taking it for granted and neglect its importance, why it becomes so hard to be a keeper? We start getting bored and try getting rid of it, start taking things casually and ignore the importance of that thing that was once our whole life, if that is how life has to be? I wish I was not born in a world where love was just a game and everybody else competing for it is temporary participants.

I am not only pointing out certain things that are unfair, but I am also drawing attention to the fact that life is unfair and it goes how you take it to be, some people will treat you like a prince or princess today, you never know what they want next and meanwhile you give your everything to them especially your time which is the most precious thing. You invest in that person in terms of your feelings, your weaknesses even your whole life becomes an inevitable one without them, little do you know that it's all impermanent, life is a set of illusion and everything is mistaken to be permanent or what you call as ''forever." Many of us have given our best to something and got nothing in return, it seem all unfair and discriminating but that's all what life offers us.

If you really want something, struggle hard to keep it and to achieve it, yes the same struggle you did for accomplishing it, is required even after getting it, it's worth it and can be the most relaxing thing in life. After 20 years from now when you look back at life and think what have you achieved? It will not be those materialistic goods you bought from the market, it will be that one relation, that one person standing next by you in your hard times saying ''you can do it, I trust you''. Make your life an asset for those who are worthy of it, who believed in you when nobody did, who trust you even after you shatter down, sometimes it's good to live for others, sometimes it's actually worth it...