culture and tradition is one thing....marriage is another.all the masculine superiority in our society were set up by men to suit their interests.and it was rightly so in those days....like i said,the women were only weak dependants who were obliged to men for their very existence.that day and age have long gone.and if i were to follow the culture and tradition of my community....woohoo! :-P i'd rather not talk about it.
i feel sorry for girls who think that marriage is the end of the journey of life for them....like they've reached their ultimate destination.for me,life is a train journey and marriage is an important junction where a co-passenger joined me in my journey.the journey continues and the quality of the rest of the journey depends to a certain extent on the co-passenger.if he's fun and ur type,u'll talk to him and be merry.the journey becomes all the more beautiful.but if he's not ur type,you can always choose to treat him like a co-passenger only.but that does not stop the train :-D
Going to church no more makes you a Christian than standing in a garage makes you a car. ~ Garrison Keillor
culture and tradition is one thing....marriage is another.all the masculine superiority in our society were set up by men to suit their interests.and it was rightly so in those days....like i said,the women were only weak dependants who were obliged to men for their very existence.that day and age have long gone.and if i were to follow the culture and tradition of my community....woohoo! :-P i'd rather not talk about it.
i feel sorry for girls who think that marriage is the end of the journey of life for them....like they've reached their ultimate destination.for me,life is a train journey and marriage is an important junction where a co-passenger joined me in my journey.the journey continues and the quality of the rest of the journey depends to a certain extent on the co-passenger.if he's fun and ur type,u'll talk to him and be merry.the journey becomes all the more beautiful.but if he's not ur type,you can always choose to treat him like a co-passenger only.but that does not stop the train :-D
Going to church no more makes you a Christian than standing in a garage makes you a car. ~ Garrison Keillor
