Originally posted by Rita Moore:
You see your best friends having regular life and new friends, like you never even existed and everything is just so normal.
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Originally posted by Rita Moore:
Probably because I lost it all at once, my friends just lost me - small part of their life, which quickly got filled with something else. I could never replace what they meant to me.
"Thanks to Indian media who has over the period of time swiped out intellectual taste from mass Indian population." - Chetan Parekh
Le Cafe Mouse - Helen's musings on the web - Java Skills and Thrills
"God who creates and is nature is very difficult to understand, but he is not arbitrary or malicious." OR "God does not play dice." - Einstein
Originally posted by R K Singh:
No he did not play small role in my life neither I played small role in his life because today I have learned to live without him and he has learned to live without me(It was more difficult for him because place/surroundings were same).
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Originally posted by Rita Moore:
Is it only me? Do you feel the same?
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Originally posted by Rita Moore:
Have you ever left your home for years and then came back to visit?
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You see your best friends having regular life and new friends, like you never even existed and everything is just so normal. That emptyness in your heart after you left your home is living on its own and not feeling same way about you as you feel about it.
I was so happy when airplane landed and I was in my home city, few days after, I just wanted to get back to the country that never will be my home, but I feel needed there.
And whenever I rememeber my visits after I moved to US, it seems the weather was bad all the time, because the pictures in my memory are so grey.
Originally posted by Dmitry Melnik:
Rita, my impression is that your present life lacks some "things" important to you, things you had a plenty in your "past life".
Originally posted by Frank Silbermann:
I was kind of shocked the first time I saw color photos and news clips from the Soviet Union -- somehow I always imagined those people living in a grey world.
I went to my thirty-year high school reunion this summer.
Originally posted by Adrian Wallace:
I've had this experience a few times...
After Leaving the UK and moving to Australia I returned a few years later for a holiday and met up with a whole bunch of friends. We all still got on fine, but we had become different, each doing different things. Our ability to relate to each other had taken a dive, lack of common experience meant that once again, my people and how I remember them, the sense of togetherness we used to feel were no longer there...
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