Men are emotionally weaker ram

shruthiravi

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Today ram told universal truth. It is true. Intelligent men know ythis .so learn to pamper your man.accept them for what they are. They will walk u like a queen. Intelligent men know woman is their power and intelligent woman also know this.she knows when to come forward when to walk behind. Understand a noble man delivers on a woman's trust. And the woman shows the world why he was willing to take trouble for her.

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Posted: 9 years ago

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So true Shruthi. Men are emotionally weaker. They need the support from a strong woman, be it their mother, sister, wife or daughter. Widows tend to come out of the depression and takes on responsibilities faster when compared to widowers.

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Arijit

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Posted: 9 years ago

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men are emotionaly weak, but some of them tend to be narcisistic and egoistic like ravan, so, women, choose wisely and don't comfort or support the wrong sort of men.

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yes, they are emotionally weaker and they present themselves as if they are very strong. but, Sometimes, in the name of strength and not showin their true feelings beneath their false strong covering, they can become harsh.

And if that becomes a habit, in that case, it is not easy for a woman to break that shell and understand the man.

The lines said by Ram today are very beautiful and relevant in today's times. Mutual love and respect is the key to a successful relationship. If respect is lacking, love can't compensate for it.

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Originally posted by: Arijit007
men are emotionaly weak, but some of them tend to be narcisistic and egoistic like ravan, so, women, choose wisely and don't comfort or support the wrong sort of men.

Same goes for women though does it not?

Like Ram said, future generation will follow in her steps. It seems not all men got the same message from Ram to follow in his steps. I think people should follow in both of their steps because without one the other doesn't make sense. That's what I believe anyway 😳

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shruthiravi

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@Arjith couldn't detail out. But the fact remains that both men and women have to choose wisely. They need to know their strengths and weakness and get a partner who can support them.

If a man needs a Sita he has to be a Ram, and if a woman needs a Ram she has to be Sita. Because a man like Ram will never look for a air head as his life partner. Same with Sita. She will always be on look out for a man who can give her space, respect her views and treat her as his better half in every way.

When I say Ram-Sita it also implies Lakshman -Urmila, Bharat-Mandavi, Shatrughnan-kirti or in a nutshell noble men and noble women. Because for each couple their dharma was different and their better halves supported them in their dharma.

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JAYASHREE

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Posted: 9 years ago

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Wise. Men are rare

Wise men who understand women even more rare

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shruthiravi

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@jayashree it is becoming rare because our education system is rotten. We do not have role models that upholds the right values.

It is all about marks. How much in life marks will take you. Yes marks are important, but is that the most important. If you marry by 22-23 and are not emotionally mature to handle the role of a wife or a husband will that define success.

If only we could direct the next generation towards right knowledge. Give them the right books, show them the right things in their growing up period, so that they know to choose right.

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JAYASHREE

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Posted: 9 years ago

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The role models these days are for most youngsters are film stars .

I am generalizing. But that is sad

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shruthiravi

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@jayashree I am not against having film stars or film personalities or sports persons as role models. But are they choosing the right ones.

For e.g I greatly admire Sathyan Anthikad and Ranjith. The type of movies they make. Sathyan Anthikad touches the ground level issues in a beautiful way. And Ranjith brings out the social issues. Srinivasan depicts the hypocritic society in the most satirical manner. Ranjith's Spirit, Indian Rupee were beautiful movies, so where Srinivasan's Vadakku nokki yantram and Chinthavishthya Shyamala. There are many, but just taking few.

I love Ashutosh Gowrikaar's works, Mani Ratnam's work. Lagaan, Swades, Jodha Akbar and even the TV series Everest has something positive about it, inspiring about it.

And Mani Ratnam Nayagan, Roja and Bombay leave you with pertinent questions. I can never get over the dialogue Roja tells " I want my husband" in the movie Roja or the dialogue Banu tells " I want my kids" in Bombay. The desperation of a wife in Roja and the desperation of a mother in Bombay which cuts above all ideologies was beautifully portrayed by Mani Ratnam. They enriches you.

But do we make meaning ful art that influences people in a positive way today. In Malayalam new gen movies means alcholhol, drugs, live in, pre marital and extra marital relations. Rarely a Traffic or a Spirit or a Drishyam comes. You have to wait ages for a feel good movie like Banglore Days.

Tamil I guess is better off and Hindi yes there are interesting concepts coming up. And TV the mass medium do we even need to talk what it teaches, where we people struggle to watch something meaningful.

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