"I'd choose you over and over again" by Anupama ojha

"I'd choose you, over and over again"

Once-in-a-lifetime you have to fall in love, what I meant by love is the Fortunate and the unconditional love. Once you've found the right one for yourself, you won't feel the same way for anyone else. You'll willingly spend a lifetime with them, no questions asked.

To be in love is like voluntarily drinking a potion, not knowing if it'll kill you slowly or if it'll bring you happiness - but your risk it anyway. in love, you choose to put yourself through things with no certainty of a forever, but when you are truly in love, you do all of it anyway.

You take a road not knowing if the road will lead to someplace beautiful or if it will lead to somewhere shady, you simply smile, and trust the journey and your companion.

There is not many things to love, but when you do you love too much you wake up every day and remind yourself why you began in the very first place, because that's what you do in love - you choose them, over and over. 
You survive the storms, the droughts, and the sunshine with them. You see it's not about always happy or always sad. It's not the best feeling always, but it is strangely satisfying.

As someone once said, ".And I'd choose you; In a hundred lifetimes, In a hundred worlds, in any version of reality. I'd find you and I'd choose you."

Because that is what you do when you are in love with someone, you choose them over everything else. Again and again no matter what. 🖤

By- Anupama ojha

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