Hey everyone! I hope you all may have definitely faced the fear of losing someone you love, someone who is close to your heart, at some point in your life. We don't lose people at once, it happen in parts. You see it when life is falling apart but you can never really feel it on the behalf of someone, can you? 

The fear of not seeing your father boarding the train when he got off at the station to buy something for you; the fear of losing sight of your mother in a vegetable market; the fear of reading a newsflash about an earthquake or flood in the city of someone you love; the fear of not seeing your brother return home on time; the fear of watching your friend shift home; the fear of failing in a final exam; the fear of getting your wallet lost; the fear of knowing your partner cheating on you; the fear of watching him with someone else; the fear of watching him fall out of love; the fear of not achieving your dreams; the fear of not being like by people you are going to work with in a new office - isn't it so real?

Everyone of us is always going through something or the other, but mostly, we all are going through something because of someone and someone is going through something because of us. We never thought of how much hurt or joy we have caused somebody because we choose ourselves over them, and I believe that is how human relationships are defined. That one fight at the market or that one hug during rough time, that bad things or words you said or that one gift you gave - all these things happens slowly and steadily.

How far you walk with someone is defined by how many times you stopped in between because you couldn't match their steps, be it your father at the station; the mother at the vegetable market; the best friend shifting home; the lover residing somewhere else - it is all the same because you fear losing someone you love. Life is so unpredictable, you never know what is going to happen next with you or your loved ones. Ofcourse we all have gone through the worst fears in our lives but the least we can do is just gather some strength and patience to face them, fight them, and ultimately move on in life.