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Monday, April 23

Being forgotten is implies a condition when you have completely faded from someone’s mind and no one remembers you. Others tend to forget you when you don’t stay in touch with them and lose contact. In case if you have some deadly fights and spats with someone and are no more on talking terms with that person, the person would prefer to forget you and erase all your memories. When a relationship goes kaput, both the partners who were in a relationship tend to forget each other so that they can move on and advance in life. No one likes being forgotten and loves to be remembered. It is always the good people and incidents that one remembers, however. No one would like to reminiscent a bad person or any bad incident which makes them sad or melancholic. Frightening and nightmarish incidents or more aptly termed as “near-death experiences” are something that one wants to erase from one’s memory and such incidents cannot be forgotten that easily. Being forgotten is something that no one cherishes. In the words of Milan Kundera, “The light that radiates from the great novels time can never dim, for human existence is perpetually being forgotten by man and thus the novelists discoveries, however old they may be, will never cease to astonish