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dagnysharma said: Harsh, Thanks for coming by... and thanks much for the praise... :)) Keep visiting... Cheers, Dagny May 10, '08 |
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harsh7901 said: its like chandni pouring out all her experiences onto annu....now i can say that experience makes them stronger...wise n shrewd...all the best to chandni n annu...i've started liking these characters... as usual ds u write too good.. thanx for sharing sazzy.... May 10, '08 |
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dagnysharma said: ...contd... No effort is needed there. Unless... Yes... UNLESS.... You foolishly get into the trap of...'Oh poor thing... I am sure no one has ever UNDERSTOOD him/her... If I give him/her lots of love I am sure he/she wouldnt be like this anymore...' I need not tell you what a load of b*llsh*t that is. Understood.... yeah right...!! In all my years of dealing with youngsters, it hasnt ceased to amaze me how frequently it happens. And the self-importance (without substance mind you) that lies at the back of the thought of wanting to 'reform' someone with love. Amazing...! No...?! I wouldnt agree with your take on trust. The biggest thing I learnt in my life is that there are AREAS of trust. I might trust you to take care of my plants in my absence... but not to take care of my kids... Because we frequently forget that trust has 2 components to it. Character and Competence. You might be a honest person, but not necessarily COMPETENT in a certain area. What say? Dagny May 07, '08 |
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dagnysharma said: Tenjade, Welcome to my blogs... And far from considering you an intruder, I am pleased as punch you came. Love you feedback because it was not lightly given. I love to witness the pondering that went into your comment. I am honored. One clarification I need to give. I did not talk of investigation in LOVE. Once one is in love, logic goes out of the window.. lol.. I talk of investigating in the beginning. Before you do actually do fall in love. Unless it is love at first sight- which does happen- but not all the time. And even then, there is a period when you might be in love but havent declared it yet. It can spare us all a lot of heartache, if in that time, we investigate the preson. I know we cant stop ourselves from being attracted. But we CAN- and MUST- stop ourselves from expressing it instantly. And if the preson turn out to be not all he/she professes to be... well falling OUT of love doesnt even take a minute. It happens automatically. ...contd.... May 07, '08 |
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tenjade_destiny said: secondly, u tokd of trust. where to put up the walls seems okay but trust cannot also be measured in terms of how much..trust wat i feel is an absolute term. here ofcourse i m not speakin of blind faith.yes being clear and candid in ny relationship is important and both the partners should be aware of the confinements and liberty of it...well, loved your blog in fact, gathered ample food for thought. m eager to read Sazzy's blog now... May 07, '08 |
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tenjade_destiny said: hi Dagny, reaching to this blog had been a long journey indeed, lolz. From http://www.fropper.c on the content part , i am still so struck up with certain questions and apprehensions as i was thinking that for you to talk in such practical terms and have such a pragmatic attitude might have been easier as you must have mentally experienced the pain of the narrator so u could talk about investigating and evaluating in love. I won't say as Brainybakra said, girls are fool, in fact i have seen males to be more sentimentally inclined than woman. (i know he's jokin). when we plunge in love, we cannot be so intellectually aware of these aspects, then doesn't it become more of a conditional relationship rather than being love. isn't love more of an impulsive feeling?? May 07, '08 |
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dagnysharma said: Vivek, Thanks for that comment. Shows me you care. And you are right. Drastic measures for drastic actions. Ravi, Your remark bounced right over me. I am clueless as to what you mean. Satus quo..? Not at all.. I would describe it as PROCEEDING WITH CAUTION. And if you think about it a minute, you will agree that even you can give me many examples of times when you proceed with caution too. What say? Neha_sh, Welcome to my blog space... You are right, must never allow circumstances to bring about undesirable changes... and cynicism does make you lose out on a lot of things... Yeah I know Ravi... this is where you slit my throat.. lol... Go ahead then... Cheers, Dagny May 06, '08 |
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neha_sh2000 said: hmmm....so went thru C's pain with the narration and have emerged a winner.....:)....tha May 06, '08 |
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Ledzep said: well (quizzical look), so where is the 'moving on'? what you spell out is status quo ante. thats THE problem with imposing faith in tests per se! you'd have been in the same place even without it :-). May 06, '08 |
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BrainyBakra said: OMG... So much suffering and damned lies for the poor soul to deal with. I think I am a Bakra and happy to be one. You humans dont grow up. And you girls dont have brains. Cant dishtinguish between a liar and a gentleman. So you suffer. Shekhar was right. And yes, every woman cant be as intelligent and daring as Dagny. She would have drawnout her Rampuri, cut his balls and hand him over. Thats best solution for imposters. Give them something which eliminates the reason for acting so. Sorry buddies, I am gettinng a bit rude. But rude men need a rude punishment. ***** 5 Stars ***** May 06, '08 |
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