Women are full of secrets, IMO. Especially the younger ones. All kinds of thoughts I say....
MEN HAVE THEIR OWN SECRETS TOO!
In younger people....... Chemistry + Mystery => secrets
In older generations......History = > secrets
Women are full of secrets, IMO. Especially the younger ones. All kinds of thoughts I say....
Dear XLR8R
Your post # 41
Yes and their most common opening statement is " you know what, promise not to tell anyone.....
....blah.... blah.... blah ...... blah " .
[ exactly the way another lady told it to her !]
So, every lady ends up promising to every other lady not to tell any one.
It's great to watch, how when the topic goes a whole round and comes back to the originator,
the originator listens to it with all intent and enthusiasm as though she were hearing it for the first time
- but this time though, paying very careful attention to all the fringes added,
to the original - ALL UNDER OATH !
I really appreciate Raji Mam's great sense of humor. Now, don't tell anyone, Tmt VR
is trying to get Dr CN into the loop !
I think, it is a genetic thing - associated exclusively with the XX Chromosome !
Yay Yem
Dear RR ji,
But surprisingly when men have a secret to tell...they trust a woman more than a man.
Not only the thoughts, their deeds are also secrets!! :dizzy:
renuka said:But surprisingly when men have a secret to tell...they trust a woman more than a man.
Visalakshi Ramani said:MEN HAVE THEIR OWN SECRETS TOO!
I started this thread just because I have heard men :blah: like our friend A M Sir!MEN HAVE THEIR OWN SECRETS TOO!.........
The thing with men is that you can usually tell when they are hiding something or keeping something secret. With women, you'd hardly know they have secrets from their outward appearance and personality. Women are much more.....sophisticated when it comes to trickery, subterfuge and of course, keeping secrets about themselves with respect to people whom they don't want getting wind of those secrets [/COLOR]
ref#54
Women are more sensitive and more imaginative.
They do not want to hurt people (at least in the past)
They would rather suffer than make others suffer.
We in our generation were taught to put up with the husband/
adjust to him / tolerate him / suffer in silence depending on the type
we get in the gamble calling wedding.
Suffering and secrecy go hand in hand.
One can't suffer vociferously or publicly.
This must have bred the tendency to secrecy in most women
about their personal life and other things involved.
So sad Kunjuppu Sir!........ me, being the first born, and son, and thoroughly beaten up, physically and mentally, ended up with arranged marriage, ........
Dear Sis,........ We in our generation were taught to put up with the husband/
adjust to him / tolerate him / suffer in silence depending on the type
we get in the gamble calling wedding............
So sad Kunjuppu Sir!
There is a saying, 'adiyAdha mAdu paidyAdhu' and most of the times the mAdus were the sons! out:
Dear Sis,
Have you not seen women like 'Mudhal mariyAdhai' Vadivukkarasi and 'Jeans' Radhika??
Not all women suffer holding secrets. Because of some of them 'vaNdavALam thaNdavAlam ERum!! :blah: :blah: :blah:
amazing, how often i used to hear my mother scream at my younger sis, whenever she used to act a bit uppity, 'வேண்டாண்டி பொண்ணாய் பொறந்து இந்த வீம்பு ஒனக்கு ஆகாது . எந்த வீட்டுக்கு போய் எப்படியெல்லாம் கஷ்ட படணமோ '
the implication all along was, by default, it was the lot of the woman to suffer. me, even then being a liberated male, used to argue with mom, as to why sis should suffer, and not make the inlaws suffer which used to be brushed off as ignorance.
sis found love, and married a fellow iyer guy, had great loving inlaws, and even after 33 years of marriage, still is luvvy duvvy couple.
me, being the first born, and son, and thoroughly beaten up, physically and mentally, ended up with arranged marriage, did things all half hazard, left with guilt, and definitely ensured such things will not be passed on to the next generation.
So sad Kunjuppu Sir!
There is a saying, 'adiyAdha mAdu paidyAdhu' and most of the times the mAdus were the sons! out:
Dear Sis,
Ram's eldest brother, a senior advocate, says even now, 'Marriage is a gamble!'
right on raji. i always have felt that us tambrams, eunuchize our first born sons..they come out into the world ...maybe book marks high, but deficient in everything else. ammaanjis and baykoos... my sons, i ensured their natural aggression was not damaged, and their self worth never questioned inside the house...they are far better for it
i left home at 18 and never turned back ...
Hello RR MAM ,VR MAM,Happen to come across the thread just now ,pls do not mistake ,Mam ,it goes without saying ,A Women is much more capable to hold / with held plenty of secrets right from school days could be a small pencil issue to a bigger version of secret marriage .Its actually the TIME that becomes the deciding head / corner her to say the hidden matters .Actually no problem for a women to hold ,but depends on the person whom we relay must / is trust worthy as situation can be tricky ,and person can also be so,this is very minimal IMPOV .As VR Mam ,says its a very burden part for us ??? .Mam waiting for your responce .(happy to see thread grown very faster in short time .
Dear Dr. Narayani,
It is a burden to keep a secret, no doubt! But the formula my son has taught me works!
You know what? 'Don't think about it!'. Actually, he says it for any unpleasant thing that happens.
This time the smiley is really sarcastic!!Soon some people MIGHT have nothing to think about!!!
I have seen both silent sufferers and lady Hitlers in women around me!
Life is such!