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A Dilemma....

by Sarojthakur @ 22/01/06 - 10:03:16

Anshu is a disturbed person these days. Even I, her mother whom she looks for all answers, have nothing to offer her at this stage. I am concerned about her as it is not her nature to be so very engrossed in such a development but she seems to be really in a state where even she is not very certain about herself. She asked me the other day—what is all this called love? I wish I could give her some answer! Is it a feeling of concern for someone that is different from the concern that you have for others? No answer. You have to find your own answer this time.

So, should it be first to fall in love and then marry or to marry a complete stranger and then fall in love with him? The question needs an answer but could there be just one answer for the same as the answer would be subjective. So all said and done, we all have to find our own answer to this question. What baffles me is the situation where both of my daughters have started having a new feeling in them but the origin of this feeling is different in both the cases. But what really matters is the end and not the means, as it is making your peace with your life and spend it happily with someone you really love and care for.


 
 

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01/27/06 @ 18:42

It must be very difficult for young women to decide where they stand in relation to tradition within a country that is so quickly modernising to meet Western trends and I hope that India may find a way to take some of the good things that have been developed while rejecting the amoral attitudes so prevalent here and imported from America.

Although I think it must be difficult for other countrues to believe there is a great concern for the losses of family life and a proper concern for the old and the young alike and America and its value system has long been seen, by many of us, as a seriously negative factor for the way we have abandoned values that were once highly regarded worldwide, not least our diffidence and and a reluctance to support American expansionism.

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