yaari. dosti.
'yaari. dosti.' as Sahil puts it while having a conversation with him about how incomplete i feel here at Purdue. The difference is just visible. I can so easily feel it. No matter how many people are here, how great a university it is, how excellent the teachers and the coursework is, its always a mix of things which would complete you in totality. I dont know if this applies in the 'general' sense but for me, I just cant be at a place even as good as say MIT or Harvard and be all alone. The incompleteness, the so much inside me wanting to come out in form of words, the heaviness that I feel cannot be completed with anything else than being actually shared.
There are random times at which I so feel like getting out of here and going back to either Jaipur or to Dubai to my previous college. While leaving from Dubai, I had always thought that its a part of life and I would somehow be okay with it. I would surely miss it but then it would be okay. I guess I was wrong on the time it is taking and for that matter, i was mistaken if it would ever go. I do have people back home whom I keep talking to, people I talk to here but then that feeling is always missing. Always. Manytimes while looking back or talking to anyone, I am reminded of my 2 years at Dubai. They were amazing. I don't think that I would ever have such an experience anywhere at anytime in my life.
Anyway, when i told Sahil (one of the many times i have told him the same things), his reply was "yaari. dosti.". I had known it in some sense but this time, i think it got in my head in a slightly different way. I did realize one of the major reasons of the way I feel here.
The portion of our chat is here:
me: you know, how much ever it goes here, kinda feels incomplete always
anyway, i know its been like 4 months i have written anything on the blog and i guess i have lost the readers i had (though there were like just 2-3).
-thanks for reading.
-ankit


