I wonder sometimes what really my parents think (well, include my bade papa, chachas and badi mammas, chachis and brothers to the league).
Do they think girls are forever to be taken care of? They have to be kept completely protected, unadulterated under surveillance in their parents' house. Loved and cared for, of course. And then be very well taken care of under the guiding and watchful eyes of their more capable and rational husbands. So, I am not responsible enough for my own self? NO, really, I must be missing something here.
When I passed my 12th Grade, my family didn't even let me fill the forms outside my city, let alone, appear for tests. It's been five years since, and I thought, times change, we all grow up. But no sirree. Boo fucking hoo, no. Uh uh.
So I'm supposed to go to Alliance, Bangalore for a GD PI this weekend, and after I get my tickets, listen to this-
Bade Papa - "Bangalore bahut duur hain".
Chachu- "She is not mature enough to be alone".
OK.
Right, my 12th grader little brother is definitely mature enough to be sent to America alone next year. Oh, and my just an year older brother's college in Australia must definitely be closer than Bangalore.
Christ. I'm 22. Seriously, shut up.
5 comments:
And because of this "shit", we boys also suffer :( .. , you can guess why .
In my case, it was very different. They were very happy that I am going away for few days, house will be at peace.
Btw, I came to your blog through comments on my blog, which I doubt is yours. Someone was trying to impersonate you.
hey nainy...its Bull shit.
be a trend setter for your family and dont get upset...
so u could be "jwaala" and not the "loha"..all the best darling..
;)
it happens nainy...i know how hard it was for me to be a rebel who wished to study abroad..my family wanted me to continue at emrc so i can stay right there....they talked about 'online resources' thru which we can be anywhere and still get the same knowledge...but if online education was so easy and 'worth'....why would we have real people in real colleges?? why not just burn one set of DVD and snatch away the jobs of all the masterjis??
but i would say, keep bargaining...every metal has a melting point, u just need to find how they wud melt enough to let u go ;)
Bah!
My parents never let me out of Indore after my inters.
Did I mention that I am a male?
P.S.- Dont give in much to that ponytail !
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