Woes of Expression... - Page 4

Originally posted by: vaarti

@ sareeta...yes, ofcourse it is in its very essence to be misunderstood...wasn't that the original intent of this pots??

Well... it may have been a part of it... but it was not something I was concious... of .. but yes.. what I was concious of though was that being misunderstood wasnt really being unfortunate but rather fortunate....

I guess the bit about the virtue struck me later... and I was jus wondering about and wanted to clarify with you ... :-)

Originally posted by: ginak

And if you thought the woes of expression are limited to being misunderstood think again !! For there are pirates at high sea waiting to loot and plunder, taking what they fancy, stashing the loot, rehashing it, decorating themselves or displaying it on their mantels unabashedly.

ok am seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeething right now.....for this very reason.......check this out...

https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/dill-mill-gaye/814695/pride-and-prejudice-armaan-and-ridz.

and even pirates have a code of honour gina.....

Originally posted by: sareeta

Lolz....it is definitely the irony of life...this reminds me of a story called the Lady or Tiger...u knw where it is left upon the reader to decide wat happens....but according to me its Ridhima who alwayz misunderstands!!

@PoisonIvy : Thanks for the compliment. Will sure try and catch up with the book you mentioned.

Will PM you in a bit... ! 😉

Originally posted by: vaarti

ok am seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeething right now.....for this very reason.......check this out...

https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/dill-mill-gaye/814695/pride-and-prejudice-armaan-and-ridz.

and even pirates have a code of honour gina.....

I am seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeething and incensed too !!! Dignity and honor seem to have bit the dust... and absolute lack of respect and sensitivity towards the others seems to be the call of the day... and oh sure... Ridhima sure seems an identifiable character to many out there!