"Why is the term 'hopeless romantic' always used in a negative context, as if we are perceived as weak individuals? Even we ourselves tend to think of us as people who suffer deeply because of love, who lose everything in love. Instead, we should take pride in being hopeless romantics. It is us who keep the magic alive in the world, who create fiction, poetry, cinema, art, and everything beautiful. Vincent Van Gogh was a hopeless romantic, and so was Bhagat Singh, who loved his country and its people beyond everything. He loved so truly that he fearlessly gave up his life at the age of 23. We should be proud of being hopeless romantics, of loving passionately and madly, and of giving our everything for it. We should pity those who don't value it and consider it their loss, not ours."
