Responsibility

Feb 18 2007  | Views 685 |  Comments  (31)
i was just curious to know if we women have forgotten our true responsibility....... Expand

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  roba posted 3 mnths ago

Hey Krishna, 

Been a while...
that's precisely what I've told in my blog..'the way he was raised'...that's what we need to change...so, who raises kids??? It us women, right??? So, we need to bring about a change in our mindset. That's what the main intention of the blog...
oh, trust me I KNOW some real lazy members of my clan...so, no offence taken budz...
And, my friend where in my blog have I mentioned ALL gus are so??? Now, give ME a BREAK !!! LOL

Thanks for being here.....



  krishna deepak posted 3 mnths ago

Hey Roba,
Quite interesting blog...but I would say, GIVE ME A BREAK!!
Not every guy is insensitive!! Its just the way he has been brought up or kind of company he keeps defines a guys behaviour!! Trust me, Guys are more resposible when they need to be. Guys tend to be lazy only when there is no rush. Its most of girls (Sorry ladies no offence Intended) who feel good in taking pressure and responsibilities!!



  roba posted 3 mnths ago

Thanks Priyamvada for all the nice things you've mentioned about this blog...
I loathe the pampering and indulgence to the level of a crime...I think we fo more harm than good to our male child by doing so...

I totally agree with your professor who said we need to raise suitable boys for the woman of modern day India/ world. and who'll do this??? it's us mothers, sisters, wives and daughters, who have to start working for it now ..somewhere down the road, we wud have achieved what we started...it's never too late for it...

 



  Priyamvada K posted 3 mnths ago

Roba,
   Came here via Julia's blog. My, what a lovely post! 

I am SO with you. Truth is, pampered/indulged boys turn out to be insensitive and inconsiderate in their adulthood. And it is up to parents to set similar standards for boys and girls, in this regard.

One professor (woman) once told me: we keep telling girls to be this and that, to study hard and find themselves. Now the girls are far ahead as individuals - we need to raise sons better to match up to these women: to be secure in themselves and to be appeciative of and accepting of the modern day woman.

Loved this post!

Priya.



  roba posted 6 mnths ago

Hey Sampath,

thanks for cheering me up....
but, honestly, there are so many of those insensitive guys around. I did not indicate anywhere in my blog that there are no sensitive guys...Atleast, now i know one....LOL

Actually, it's about changing the whole mindset.



  DSampath posted 6 mnths ago

Three cheers to Roba
hip hip hooray!(3 times)
Dont call us insensitive
dont say we dont listen
cheers....



 



  my utterances posted 1 year ago

Roba Sweets
You deserve accolades for raising an important issue -- that boys are not being raised by mommas to be 'good' hubbies. I guess they naturally adapt themselves (and very well, most of the times) into the role of brothers and fathers. As you rightly pointed out that girls would be reminded umpteen number of times that they should groom themselves to become wonderful wives, great hosts, accommodating daughters-in-law and so on. Not the case with boys. But I think it phenomena/thought process died slowly, during the last decade. It applies mostly to women/men between 25-35 and the older lot. I don't really see moms and dads telling their girls to enter the kitchen. They remain as oblivious to the basic chores of house as the boys. And when they leave the comforts of home to pursue higher studies or take a job, some of them really suffer. Liked your take on the issue. Thanks.



  roba posted 1 year ago

Dear Putan,
sorry for the delay in replying to you.
infact, your comment is in sync with my blog. I'm indeed asking the women to change from only showing love to showing tough love. time and again  fables and life itself has shown us that tough love can be better. infact, women have often falle a prey to their own insecurities. a son is cared for more than the daughter, just because ageing parents think they'll (sons) will take care of them. hence, they even go to the extent of disciplining them, in the right manner.
coming to d-i-l and m-i-l issues, have to simply tell you that have seen f-i-l and s-i-l not even meeting eyes with eachother. have we women made an issue out of it??? we accept it and put it behind us or simply act like able moderators and brave it all....
anyways, Putan, let's hope that all of us improve ourselves....thanks for dropping by...



  roba posted 1 year ago

Dear AGMK,

Good to know another person who was trained to be a good human being....may your tribe ill this world.

hats off to your parents....



  Putan posted 1 year ago

Nicely written. Good point of view. Though, being  a guy, I did find it a little one-sided. Sorry for being prejudicial :) As much as the guys need to 'grow up', so do the gals. As guys have their own chinks and inherited problems, so do gals. Think about the classic mother-in-law/daughter-in-law debacles. Its going on for ages and ask any married guy, the biggest nightmare is to get these 2 women of the house together. Again, there are quite a few pleasant exceptions to these rule now, but this problem still exists.
So, as a guy, I would like to say that, yeah - guys need to improve, but then the 'newly improved' guys also expect some improvements from gals :)

Keep bloggin

Putan





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