February 15, 2007

cant relate to the related...

They say...
height has to match...
the food we eat has to match...
the language we talk has to match...
the two should 'look' good together for the society...
rest all 'should' be compromised by 'you-know-who'... :-/

I feel...
wavelengths should be same...
interestes should match...
goals in life should be similar...
there needs to be something called 'chemistry'...
and rest all the things could be compromised by both...








hmmphhh!!!
I dont believe I cant relate to people i'm actually related to :-/

29 comments:

Prasoon said...

damn what they say..

n to what you say -
Add understanding.. (does come by wavelength matching i guess but is necessary n has to be there)
Add care.. (comes with chemistry but 'value' for care is also needed)

All the best - i hope u find the match you've been out to look for :)

Khushi said...

true prasoon, and thanks :)

GuNs said...

You stopped replying to comments eh? Or is it just me?

-PeAcE
--WiTh
---GuNs

Khushi said...

hey, nothing like that... i just missed yours :P

The Avenger !!! said...

welcome to the club khushi :)

Life Lover said...

cant relate to the related, i liked that title..about your thoughts i would say, i believe matching of basic moral values is very important, it hurts when someone who speaks the same language doesn't even have an ounce of your moral values, good one

Anonymous said...

I always wonder why most of Khushi's blogs revolve around the institution of marriage!!!!????

Anyways nicely written.... Whatever matches still "compromise" is the key.

Khushi said...

et tu sudhir? sighhhhh!!!

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true life lover ... :-/

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yeah bhatta, how will people sitting in syracause and juggling between snow/project deadlines know this plight... hmphhhhhhhhh!!!!

Anonymous said...

kushi, i feel "compromise" is the key ..... to say it in your words
"Life may not be the party we hoped for, but while we are here we might as well dance."

Khushi said...

right anonymous,
but you know what, you cant be yourself if you compromise on the basic ideologies which you are built around. compromise is the key for any relationship, but what to compromise on is decided by the priorities of your life, which differs from each person... :-|

KK said...

Nice post! Very ture... But who cares about the chemistry or physics... all they need to be married is matching... be it language, food, astro etc etc..

Khushi said...

hmmph.. true kk

Anonymous said...

truly true...

accidentally came across your blog and liked this post of urs so thought i'd comment...

Khushi said...

thanks for stopping by dj

Anonymous said...

well said khushi!

we all need to dance (read as compromise) ..... how well we dance or we need to dance is up to many other things associated .... but dancing is a must, for the show to go on !!

Khushi said...

hmm true anonymous... er.. is it the same anonymous as above???

Anonymous said...

well well well! I am the same old anonymous well-wisher.

Khushi said...

umm... nice :)

Anonymous said...

Its quite a bit demotivating when u think about the equation as marriage = compromise....after all promises are not meant to be compromised, right??

Shikha said...

welcome to the club:)

Ekta said...

aha well...the marriage bug!...welcome to the sad reality of life..but hey stick to your thots and only when the heart tells u this is the one...say yes!

Enigma said...

i know how u feel can relate

Khushi said...

after all promises are not meant to be compromised, right??

hmm true, nannu :)

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thanks shikha... sigh!

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thanks ekta .. will surely do that!

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sad realities of life enigma, hmph!!!

How do we know said...

ha ha.. u put it so well.. but maybe, there is an insistence on the cultural match because, by the age of 30-40, we always tend to go back to our cultural roots, and if two people share different roots, then its not always easy. The old person's perspective :-)

personally, i was hell bent on marrying someone from the same mother tongue bcs the pain of not being able to use your mother tongue at home was way too much!
The issue of not celebrating your festivals like you have.. not being able to give your children the legacies that you grew up with.. they are small things, but they sometimes add up..

Khushi said...

hmm.. nice to know that hdwk, I guess its the priorities which we set makes us different!

PS: thanks for stopping by :)

Shekhar said...

~thumbs up~ to khushi and ~sticks out tongue~ to all relatives who think in similar fashion

KG said...

you are right
but all said should match, can't be judged in a few meetings

Miraj C. Vora said...

Ah..
still 19,
marital issues are far from to being addressed but compromise is an all age thing i believe..evrywhre its dere..

jus passed by..loved da post..

Laks said...

u r oh so rite!...loved ur post