Originally posted by: starsinmyeyes
U regret it na...that's important..it's different from feeling proud about your handiwork..upset na ho...insaan ho..galti ho gayi...u also lose patience..but the point is ki aapko ehsaas huaš¤
Arrey what's the point of regretting when u repeat the same mistake...šAnyways. I am hot headed and suffer from some depression type issues and hence I lose control. I could go back to my happy meds but am too afraid to approach a doctor for them. It was easier in US.
Ek aur baat bolti hoon...bura mat mannana. Unless you have personal experience being in the other person's position,do not judge them or their actions. When I was younger, I used to get so upset when the kids on the plane would cry non-stop and felt that the parents were useless, not caring for the child, not doing anything about the disturbance caused to the other travelers. The first time I traveled with my child, I was afraid of being that parent who could not handle their crying child. I am fortunate, my kids are excellent travelers, but now being a parent, I don't mind staring down a person who is giving the stink eye to a helpless mother whose child is crying non-stop in flights.It's cause my experience has taught me that if that mother could really help it, she would want nothing more than a happy child.
Don't get me wrong, it's easier to preach and judge when you have not had that experience. I have many such examples of women who have felt that as a parent they would never- fill in the blank. And then they find themselves doing it. Not because they want to, coz that's really the only option left to them.
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