Hmmm ! Sounds interesting ! 
Well, a very genuine question arose in my mind and I thought of seeking opinions here, coz this is a place where multitudes of experiences pour down and mostly it satiates the quench behind asking the question.
Coming to the topic now, I have often observed that when a person enters into any kind of "love" relationship, then that relationship witnesses various kinds of phases on its passage down the lane of time. At times the couple feels totally mad for each other, at some other times they feel secure and cared over, but there are times too when this relationship sees gloomy clouds and the same people get a feel of asking their souls out, whether am I loving a right person or was I wrong till date and all the love was an instant infatuation coupled with no use of the practical head ? And hereby sinks in fumes of despair and even some events crop up which end up looking sour. Some relationships come out of this phase unhurt and with a winning smile, but some even just end up leaving behind fields of sorrows ! Now, what I wish to ask comprises of some questions which go like this :
1- Is love a bubble, I mean is love a feeling which is meant to be shortlived or can it be life-long ?
2- A usual quote "Aaj hi saari pyar ke baate mat kar lo, kal ke liye bhi to kuch bachao, kahi aisa na ho ki kal baate hi na mile karne ko" - Does expressing love loses its charm if its expressed daily or frequently ? Here I would love to listen from those 'married' persons who have been happily married since years but today also they feel 'genuinely attached' to their spouse and what is it that binds them together and make them feel incomplete without each other even today? And, have they ever felt that they have been left with so less to talk about and how they manage to get out if ever they feel so?
3- In today's times there are hoards of people which wander in search of a new love every now and then because they are not able to live into one relation for long for one reason of the other, and there are even people who find no fault in being in more than one relation at a time. This may give some instant pleasures but there is no possibility of a common 'happy ending' for all parties involved, but it happens, so why do you think such a situation occurs? Why people want love but with no tags attached ? Is it right ?
4- In the end it will be too funny to ask, but let it be ! What is love ? How one can ensure that he or she is in love and its not an infatuation or attraction ?
5- We have had many tips here about how to make husbands happy, women happy etc, now how to make a lover happy ? And how to make a relation really nice and be in it whole life ?
So, everyone is invited to answer whether loves taste better as it grows old, as a wine is said to be
Well, a very genuine question arose in my mind and I thought of seeking opinions here, coz this is a place where multitudes of experiences pour down and mostly it satiates the quench behind asking the question.
Coming to the topic now, I have often observed that when a person enters into any kind of "love" relationship, then that relationship witnesses various kinds of phases on its passage down the lane of time. At times the couple feels totally mad for each other, at some other times they feel secure and cared over, but there are times too when this relationship sees gloomy clouds and the same people get a feel of asking their souls out, whether am I loving a right person or was I wrong till date and all the love was an instant infatuation coupled with no use of the practical head ? And hereby sinks in fumes of despair and even some events crop up which end up looking sour. Some relationships come out of this phase unhurt and with a winning smile, but some even just end up leaving behind fields of sorrows ! Now, what I wish to ask comprises of some questions which go like this :
1- Is love a bubble, I mean is love a feeling which is meant to be shortlived or can it be life-long ?
2- A usual quote "Aaj hi saari pyar ke baate mat kar lo, kal ke liye bhi to kuch bachao, kahi aisa na ho ki kal baate hi na mile karne ko" - Does expressing love loses its charm if its expressed daily or frequently ? Here I would love to listen from those 'married' persons who have been happily married since years but today also they feel 'genuinely attached' to their spouse and what is it that binds them together and make them feel incomplete without each other even today? And, have they ever felt that they have been left with so less to talk about and how they manage to get out if ever they feel so?
3- In today's times there are hoards of people which wander in search of a new love every now and then because they are not able to live into one relation for long for one reason of the other, and there are even people who find no fault in being in more than one relation at a time. This may give some instant pleasures but there is no possibility of a common 'happy ending' for all parties involved, but it happens, so why do you think such a situation occurs? Why people want love but with no tags attached ? Is it right ?
4- In the end it will be too funny to ask, but let it be ! What is love ? How one can ensure that he or she is in love and its not an infatuation or attraction ?
5- We have had many tips here about how to make husbands happy, women happy etc, now how to make a lover happy ? And how to make a relation really nice and be in it whole life ?
So, everyone is invited to answer whether loves taste better as it grows old, as a wine is said to be