33/40 [about soulmates] When I first got my heart broken I was the most bitter, uncertain, unbalanced and an unbelievably stupid person in the world. The walnut of my heart had been cracked by my princess but I refused to look at the nourishing fruit within. All my focus was on the cracked shell after the idea of rigid perfection was broken into pieces. All of a sudden I wasn't special anymore and this knowledge was unsettling for me! It took years for the idea of 'us' to disappear from my mind but then one day I looked at the fruits of heartbreak, damn, the cracked walnut offered some fruitful lessons. When I was very young I had colourful fantasies about love. I really believed God had made someone for everyone. I was always looking for the someone at the school, street, and everywhere in between. And then I fell in love. It was the highest high but the lowest low soon followed when the princess chose to leave. Turns out god had made her for someone else! It sounds funny now but back then my heart was the cracked walnut. The pain is crazy when something hard breaks into pieces. My beliefs and fantasies took the almighty blow and I fell numb for years. After I did regain my consciousness about the romantic ideas of love my mind was blown away by the fruitful lessons the walnut had to offer. 'Akhrot se dimag tej hota hai,' they said. I couldn't agree more so I ignored the broken shell for the first time and began eating the fruit. The lessons soon came flooding in. • Mother nature doesn't care about your love affair, she just wants you to multiply.
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[about soulmates] When I first got my heart broken I was the most bitter, uncertain, unbalanced and an unbelievably stupid person in the world. The walnut of my heart had been cracked by my princess but I refused to look at the nourishing fruit within. All my focus was on the cracked shell after the idea of rigid perfection was broken into pieces. All of a sudden I wasn't special anymore and this knowledge was unsettling for me! It took years for the idea of 'us' to disappear from my mind but then one day I looked at the fruits of heartbreak, damn, the cracked walnut offered some fruitful lessons.
When I was very young I had colourful fantasies about love. I really believed God had made someone for everyone. I was always looking for the someone at the school, street, and everywhere in between. And then I fell in love. It was the highest high but the lowest low soon followed when the princess chose to leave. Turns out god had made her for someone else! It sounds funny now but back then my heart was the cracked walnut. The pain is crazy when something hard breaks into pieces. My beliefs and fantasies took the almighty blow and I fell numb for years.
After I did regain my consciousness about the romantic ideas of love my mind was blown away by the fruitful lessons the walnut had to offer. 'Akhrot se dimag tej hota hai,' they said. I couldn't agree more so I ignored the broken shell for the first time and began eating the fruit. The lessons soon came flooding in.
• Mother nature doesn't care about your love affair, she just wants you to multiply.](https://media.nojoto.com/content/media/27822823/2023/02/feed/14b9d87f02063c473fe1ac7319fb79b2/14b9d87f02063c473fe1ac7319fb79b2_default.jpg "33/40
[about soulmates] When I first got my heart broken I was the most bitter, uncertain, unbalanced and an unbelievably stupid person in the world. The walnut of my heart had been cracked by my princess but I refused to look at the nourishing fruit within. All my focus was on the cracked shell after the idea of rigid perfection was broken into pieces. All of a sudden I wasn't special anymore and this knowledge was unsettling for me! It took years for the idea of 'us' to disappear from my mind but then one day I looked at the fruits of heartbreak, damn, the cracked walnut offered some fruitful lessons.
When I was very young I had colourful fantasies about love. I really believed God had made someone for everyone. I was always looking for the someone at the school, street, and everywhere in between. And then I fell in love. It was the highest high but the lowest low soon followed when the princess chose to leave. Turns out god had made her for someone else! It sounds funny now but back then my heart was the cracked walnut. The pain is crazy when something hard breaks into pieces. My beliefs and fantasies took the almighty blow and I fell numb for years.
After I did regain my consciousness about the romantic ideas of love my mind was blown away by the fruitful lessons the walnut had to offer. 'Akhrot se dimag tej hota hai,' they said. I couldn't agree more so I ignored the broken shell for the first time and began eating the fruit. The lessons soon came flooding in.
• Mother nature doesn't care about your love affair, she just wants you to multiply.")
