Differentiated Similarities

By rudy3107, published Apr 13, 2008
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Assumptions and hidden agendas wherever involved in the foundation and design of any society, can lead to serious problems over the years. Being deemed as the Protector, the Provider and the Adventurer, men themselves made the world believe that they cannot suffer. It is not hard to notice, parents telling their SON, be like a MAN, stop crying like women, and learn to do things your own way. Well in a way that is good, as it teaches the MAN to be self dependent as he has to protect and provide when HE grows up. But the imbibitions of this line of thought are so engraved and deep rooted that the MAN as HE grows up almost starts feeling sorry for feeling BAD, ABUSED, HARASSED, TORTURED. He starts feeling as though he has no RIGHT to do so. But that is not a healthy sign, even psychologists and relationship experts have voiced out their concerns over this behavioral traits of men and have enchanted it umpteen number of times that IT IS OK TO FEEL BAD AND SHARE THE SAME AND ACCEPT THAT SOMETHING IS BOTHERING THEM, but sadly enough it falls on deaf ears for age old stereotypes which are rock engraved take centuries of time and loads of sufferings, realizations and metamorphosis to take a new and desired form.

Takeaways
  • India think All women are victims and All men are Villain.
  • Not a single Law for Indian Men
  • In India, whatever women do is right
Did You Know?
when a MAN tries to discuss his problems pertaining to a relationship, he is cornered saying either, you are a MAN, stop cribbing like a WOMAN
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