Maamis hit the world of Romance
Well, I just thought of updating you about the current whereabouts of our dear Maamis. They are having fun in their respective domains of life (now that their individual worlds are separated and split wide open). Ms. S, the dominating one is enjoying her freedom in B’lore to the utmost level, with the late night walks and night-outs with her newly-made corporate friends of her own age group. Lucky Ms. S! On the other hand, Ms. D is struggling to adjust into the traditional mould of a Chennaite, getting used to wearing ‘bindis’, following the ‘early to bed, early to rise’ philosophy, and trying to grasp the intricacies of the rituals bred in the Tam Bram community. Given all this, both are completely into this career-oriented independent women mode, managing all their expenses wisely and making important decisions and choices in life.
Coming to the interesting part, both are now ready to get into the unthinkable (for them) – love! The second year of college was somewhat eventful for both. Some of their friends showed special interests in them (this was more of a shock to them as they always underestimated themselves in these matters), but due to socio-economic-political factors’ (the most important being the caste criterion) influence they were not wooed enough by the guys and chose not to respond. But how can the fickle-minded human escape from the so-called trap of love? So, there were cases when the Maamis wanted to initiate the love-bonding but at the end of the day, Maamis will remain Maamis. How can their strong pillars of values & ethics (that prescribed a complete no-no towards love) be shaken? There was no room for dating; special interest if any had to end in a marriage for them.
Whatever be the case, both have got a taste of romance in their own ways. It is a weird feeling that can’t be explained. Sometimes it makes you the happiest person on earth while on other occasions you may feel pathetic about yourself. It is to be felt to be understood. This phase has made them realize the existence of this vacuum in their lives that needs to be filled somehow. For them, love has to start with friendship. And sometimes it may really get complicated between close friends of opposite sex because there is a thin line of difference between best of friendship and love.
Handling all these pressures bravely are our Maamis, their quest for love being in full ignition. Wish them all the luck to succeed in this mission!
Coming to the interesting part, both are now ready to get into the unthinkable (for them) – love! The second year of college was somewhat eventful for both. Some of their friends showed special interests in them (this was more of a shock to them as they always underestimated themselves in these matters), but due to socio-economic-political factors’ (the most important being the caste criterion) influence they were not wooed enough by the guys and chose not to respond. But how can the fickle-minded human escape from the so-called trap of love? So, there were cases when the Maamis wanted to initiate the love-bonding but at the end of the day, Maamis will remain Maamis. How can their strong pillars of values & ethics (that prescribed a complete no-no towards love) be shaken? There was no room for dating; special interest if any had to end in a marriage for them.
Whatever be the case, both have got a taste of romance in their own ways. It is a weird feeling that can’t be explained. Sometimes it makes you the happiest person on earth while on other occasions you may feel pathetic about yourself. It is to be felt to be understood. This phase has made them realize the existence of this vacuum in their lives that needs to be filled somehow. For them, love has to start with friendship. And sometimes it may really get complicated between close friends of opposite sex because there is a thin line of difference between best of friendship and love.
Handling all these pressures bravely are our Maamis, their quest for love being in full ignition. Wish them all the luck to succeed in this mission!
Comments
Brilliant stuff....
But i feel thr r certain points whr u hv done too much of a generalization - f eg. - managing the expenses well!! - and i know tht YOU are doing it quite well [:P]
Anyway, one of my frnd suggested that u shud write a book on the 'maamis' - says it wud be one of the best sellers.
anyway, keep writing more interesting stuff and some more insights on chennai