A triangle love story of a weighing balance

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 A triangle love story is not always a love story and happiness (It is not only with boy vs girl; it is with different relationships in a family or friends). It's a set of mixed emotions, quarrels, fights, misunderstanding, judging each other, ego, ups and downs, and other emotions. 

The weighing balance holds the two equal weights and tries to provide equal importance; sometimes, the priority goes to one side on a day and sometimes to the other side on a day. But the priority is equal. The only role of weighing balance is keeping things in equal proportions and giving them equal importance to their weights. However, neither weight group cared about weighing balance. Every day, the weighing balance works at its best effort, but the weights judge, misunderstand or humiliate it. The weighing balance was clueless, and many times, it was sidelined by the weights. Weights usually say you are mainly prioritizing the other weights, and you won't ask, or you need the courage to ask a question to the other weights. Most of the time, the weighing Balance gets humiliated, but the frustrated balance knows it doesn't want to hurt the other two weights. It always accepts the situation and maintains silence. It doesn't mean the weighing balance is weak or useless in deciding on the situation. It tries to safeguard its loved one even if there is a misunderstanding. The weighing balance won't blame its concern on other weighing balances or unknown weights because it knows that the close group of weights will forget the grudges soon, but the others won't forget and remember. Still, the other weighing balance keeps these things in mind and later remembers this, creating this problem differently. In the end, the weight balance is to move on for a better tomorrow with a smile.


- Thirumurugan V



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