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Posted: 13 years ago
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Everyone has written very well.
Edited by Fiza1960 - 13 years ago
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Posted: 13 years ago
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@deba,mudra. I agree. I found d movie extremely silly.right frm chandni chowk jokes to singing nat anthem n mummy runnin.human hose pipes to its rainin men. Gosh.
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Posted: 13 years ago
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k3g is my fav. movie...i don't even remembers the count how many times i've watched it...
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Nice post tanu ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿผ
I also like k3g ๐Ÿ˜Š
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: Sujatha.rao



But that was before marriage...can't a couple sit together and talk their differences out? Why do they need a counsellor...I personally feel even parents should not get involved with their children's marital issues unless it is absolutely essential!

Yes a couple normally don't need a third person's intervention. But some instances do demand that. In this case both of them are right. Ashu won't be able to convince Nidhi as she will feel he is biased.The man is also not good in expressing his feelings. She is agitated by the word baby.. Nidhi needs to be counselled by someone she trusts and who has no personal gains from the issue.. Since Ashu's demand has more validity it is Nidhi who has to budge in.. If I find Ashu wrong I would have suggested BB or Armaan. Shyama is better choice than DB since she herself is a lawyer and a down to earth person. Personally my wish is Nidhi realizes her husband's longing and gives a nod without any compulsion.
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Yes a couple normally don't need a third person's intervention. But some instances do demand that. In this case both of them are right. Ashu won't be able to convince Nidhi as she will feel he is biased.The man is also not good in expressing his feelings. She is agitated by the word baby.. Nidhi needs to be counselled by someone she trusts and who has no personal gains from the issue.. Since Ashu's demand has more validity it is Nidhi who has to budge in.. If I find Ashu wrong I would have suggested BB or Armaan. Shyama is better choice than DB since she herself is a lawyer and a down to earth person. Personally my wish is Nidhi realizes her husband's longing and gives a nod without any compulsion.


Your point is very valid...but am still hoping for self-realization...!
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Posted: 13 years ago
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I am reproducing a post made by a fan on KPJi's wall...she is clearly a gynaec...it is quite a heartrending post...since not all of us are on FB, I thought I would share it here...she was responding to a comment I had made about assisted conception as part of the debate on KPji's wall!


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Sujatha Rao!! This is EXACTLY what I am trying to say. The mess that this young generation is making is pathetic. There are times when I have to restrain myself from giving my patients a piece of my mind. First,these young girls want to achieve success & later when birth control pills , age & stress has taken its toll on their bodies & they can't conceive & believe me,the number is very high, they come to us & from then on the TORTURE begins for them... It not only takes a very heavy toll financially ( that they can afford ) but emotionally as well which they can't afford & this instead of bringing the spouses together, rips them apart. My two recent patients have undergone IVF 3 times with no success. They are emotional wreck. I feel like telling them that it's their own creation. I wanted them to write here but they are in no mood to do that. They are so dejected with life & the success that they have achieved. My colleague is handling a case where the couple was married 7 years ago,the wife got pregnant by accident, she was in the last year of her law, finished it & decided to pursue her career , putting motherhood aside. Did extremely well, last year her husband met with an accident & got paralysed down below. No children obviously, husband is a total emotional wreck, in deep depression, wife is no better either, only thing she keeps repeating is that why the hell did we not have a child ? Why ? Why ? Now whose fault is it ? I am actually very upset with this young generation. They have made such a mess of their lives... I am off to America tomm for a seminar & we have a very tight schedule so will be off fb for a week. Hope something good comes out of this debate. One request Kamlesh Pandeyji, don't let Ashutosh go through this torture because I feel he has suffered enough. He deserves to relive his childhood through his children.

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Posted: 13 years ago
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Yes a couple normally don't need a third person's intervention. But some instances do demand that. In this case both of them are right. Ashu won't be able to convince Nidhi as she will feel he is biased.The man is also not good in expressing his feelings. She is agitated by the word baby.. Nidhi needs to be counselled by someone she trusts and who has no personal gains from the issue.. Since Ashu's demand has more validity it is Nidhi who has to budge in.. If I find Ashu wrong I would have suggested BB or Armaan. Shyama is better choice than DB since she herself is a lawyer and a down to earth person. Personally my wish is Nidhi realizes her husband's longing and gives a nod without any compulsion.


Your point is very valid...but am still hoping for self-realization...!
I too meant the same thing . Forgot to add Self. It would lead to some nice emotional moments between the couple in the process.Wish this concept is handled aesthetically.with some depth.
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Posted: 13 years ago
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even i wish for a self realization rather than a third party intervention if possible...but if a third party has to come let it be shama ..she is the a sensible,understanding and wise human and woman ...
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Thank you Sujatha for reproducing Gyneac's views here... as a doc, she is correct... but why we are unable to look into the fact 'What is making girls opt for career than the maternity?'

We encourage girl children right from their studies to reaching the moon and takeup risks. We all have fought in the entrance exams..performed well in the interviews...running our companies on the right tracks... managing everything... these are giving us sense of importance, self reliability... show me one person who can live a decent life without them..either she is an emotional wreck or a submissive bahu...

Apart from the self satisfaction, the most important and one cannot ignore is earning money... I repent even today, I couldnt be of any help to my mother when she was in a deep trouble..

In all, if there is a balance in the society for women, social status, special credits (like accept motherhood break as a normal one)... we may find a solution

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