Usually, when two hearts meet they come with their own baggage, their own agenda, their own morality and thoughts. They may merge and become one or may be not. What decides their amalgamation and what tells them to walk apart and never venture into each other's path. She says it is because they are destined to go different paths, he thinks it is because she never wanted to take a risk. she says not that she never wanted to take risk but because she had different plans and she viewed each person differently, he said it was never like this, he should have been given a chance, she thinks that guys say things only because they have to, he thinks if one doesn't take a step then journey would never begin, she says she wanted freedom, he wanted commitment, she thinks he never came and talked when she needed him the most, he says that he wanted to talk and she would cut short all her conversations with a hmm... or haan, one day they would be laughing endlessly over trifle things, the next day they would feel uneasy over slight provocations, he asked her out and she was happy with the worst veg momos they ever tasted, the next day she was irked by the extra butter he had put in her pao bhaji, she says she waited whole day for a compliment and you came with one over the sms only at 12 in the night, he thinks that he was thinking of her only at that point of time ...who are they ?

They are one of us and in the above scenario if you try replacing the "he" with the "she", the story still remains the same, sometimes it is said that opposites attract sometimes the like minded get together .. it is indeed a weird world :) and the worst part is when nat geo or discovery try to explain the human sexual relations with the help of genes and ages of human evolution when females get attracted to the broad chest and perfect height, males to the perfect bosoms and shapely rears. Every scientist would know that whatever theory he comes out with is going to get refuted in one instance or the other and he would excuse himself by saying that exceptions are always there. I think exception is what life is, to each his own, kind of :)