Kabir N Caify

Imagine this. I give you ₹100 . Someone else gives you ₹1,000 . If you only look at the amount, the answer is obvious. The person who gave you ₹1,000 appears more generous. More caring. More loving. But now let me tell you something. The ₹100 I gave you was everything I had. The other person had ₹10,000. Suddenly, the story changes. The amount remains the same. The meaning doesn't. This is the mistake we often make in relationships. We measure love by what is visible instead of what it costs the person giving it. We count expensive gifts but ignore sleepless nights. We admire grand gestures but overlook quiet sacrifices. We notice bouquets but forget the hands that held ours when life was falling apart. Love has never been about numbers. It has always been about proportion. A billionaire donating a thousand rupees and a daily wage worker sharing his last meal cannot be measured by the same scale. Neither can love. Some people have endless time, endless energy, endless emotional cap...