Why People love to hate Brothers!

"When Rakhi is round the corner, unlucky are those who are far from their brother."

No matter,how much we humiliate each other,our brothers are always special to us.

When a creature lives with us right from our birth,who shares all our belongings,who fights with us day and night,who cares us secretly,who protects us indirectly,supports us unconditionally,how can we not love him.

Although we are separated now,due to our studies and career,we always miss those childhood days with our brother.Those days are something that I would cherish forever.

He fights with me for the remote,for sketch pens,for mom's sweet,for notebooks and even for 2 minutes Maggi. He exposed my mistakes to my parents and got me scoldings.

Yes,he is annoying but he has been nice to me in some situations.He taught me how to ride a bicycle,drew the toughest science drawing for me,took me out for a ride when mom is not around, cooked me my favorite dish for my birthday and the list goes on.

At times,I even thought why he was born?

Shall I not be the only child to receive the love of my parents?But still I miss him a lot when he is not around.I cried the most when he left the city for his work.I am used to his presence,be it annoying or caring,I want to be with him although my life.

I Love You,my brother.

Happy Raksha Bandhan to all the brothers out there!

Cheers,

Baru:)

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