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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Philophobia is a fear of falling in love. It can also be a fear of getting into a relationship or fear that you will not be able to maintain a relationship. Traumatic past relationships may contribute to the development of the fear of falling in love. Infidelity, betrayal, or heartbreak can cause you to stay away from romantic relationships.
The soul once hurt and heart once broken can only be healed by appreciating the good memories and learning from the bad ones. The mind needs distractions and the family and the friends plays an important role in helping us with it. Our family defines and us. They stands by us and help us in our difficult times.
This book is a collection of authors who have expressed their thoughts on the topic with their alluring words.
Mahi Gupta
The compiler Mahi Gupta, is a writer and poet from Delhi,
India. She wants to just live her life to the fullest. She might be
an inspiration for some as she just follows her heart. Although
she is trying to be carefree, but she ends up overthinking
everything which leads to the making of her poems.
She expresses her emotions and feeling through the usage of
some rhyming words that people lately started calling
"Poems".
She is in 12th with science stream. She has been writing
poems for some months and wants to maintain a balance
between her passion and her studies. She hopes that the readers
would find her work relatable. Moreover, she would like to
express her gratitude towards her family and friends for
supporting her to go ahead in this field.
Most of her poems are written on "Love" because it is one of
the themes that helps to express the attachment or the bond
towards someone. They are the feelings that one could feel
straight from their heart. And it's too pure and deep
