Friday, February 02, 2007

This isn't to you

Women remember to forget and men forget to remember.


Boys mean friends when they say friends. Ask them what do they 'mean' by it and they would shrug? I asked!

They wouldn't call everyday but be there the day you called.

They wouldn't know what exactly to tell you about the color of your nail enamel but they'd never see just the dark circles over tears.

Guy friends after they get married are another post.

Girls have best friends. Many of that. Ask them what it means? They would gush.

They'd exchange bands in school but forget voices that once held forbidden phone cradles and sneaked to console a broken heart.

They'd wait to have lunch at the canteen in college but wouldn't bother taking a girlfriend for a lunch date.

They'd cry over the 'Titanic' sharing tissues but wouldn't shelter an abandoned girlfriend.

Girlfriends after they married are a paradox.




39 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

neat, confusing, wonderfull :)

m

9:19 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

hello , 2/02 is my birthday :-o
When Forever is just a word, without meaning, the pain lasts nearly that long
"Forever Friends"

11:27 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hi,
How are you?? & W R U ??

Nice Post !! very True !!

Keep in touch :o)

12:01 AM  
Blogger Dev Nair said...

Girls after marriage.. Aren't they like agents abandoned from a secret service? :)

4:31 AM  
Blogger Mrs. Dalloway said...

M: All that? :)

Kerabyte: Happy Birthday!

Sindu: Very much in India. :)

In search of lost time: Too much of Kill Bill I see!

4:38 AM  
Blogger none said...

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9:21 AM  
Blogger none said...

Poornima P said

Friends are friends. Why this discrimination? :(

9:23 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I keep reading what you write and I really enjoy it. I wish I could write as well as you do.
are you also good in giving advices? if so, how can I forgive, or at least forget, somebody I liked a lot and who dumped me over the phone because his ex called after two years? I know that's a difficult one.

4:04 PM  
Blogger Mrs. Dalloway said...

Poornima: Discrimination? Nope. Truth. :)

Sarashine: Why don't you mail me? I cant promise right answers, but help.

8:29 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I need to tell you this...

I have (HAD) a girlfriend of 8 yrs. We had a lot in common...we still do! I came to the IT city for my further studies and later on continued here for work. I used to call her once in a while...she used to tell me that she missed me a lot...But she never called me! She became my fiance's friend's girlfriend...and got entangled in the greatest danger a girl can ever get into..especially in a conservative society like that in Kerala! THEN, she called me! We talked for hours...and then I called her everyday for hours, consoling her, listening to her wailings...parents were involved, and more people came to support her. I didn't call her for a week...and then when I called, she told me she had mailed me a rather depressing letter...I checked my mail, only to find an endless list of things I DIDN'T DO FOR HER! I was shocked. Didn't know why she took it like that. I thought about the Rs.4000 mobile bill I paid, about the valuable time I spent calling her up and listening to her wailings! Then I realised...friendship for a girl means getting what they expect! For a guy, a cup of hot tea, shared over a cigarette...is a treasure!

10:40 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

btw poornima,

very nicely written...poised! :)

good to see you write with not so many breaks in between!

love,
:)

10:41 PM  
Blogger Mrs. Dalloway said...

Anon: I HATE being agreeable, but damn! I so agree with you!

10:59 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I also need some advices. Can I also email you? Maybe you should start a TV Show or a newspaper column. LOL.

Kraz.

12:33 AM  
Blogger Mrs. Dalloway said...

Kraz: Lol! Will I make money?

12:59 AM  
Blogger clash said...

For a guy, a cup of hot tea, shared over a cigarette...is a treasure!

An appendage!

Yes, guys do cherish those moments of coffee and tea, but nonetheless, he lives in a much more sophisticated reality than a "dreamy" girl. For him, he knows the tea that went inside will be in the commode the day after and the ciggy would have costed him a second of life.
The girl: She would have written a poetry about that very cup of tea or coffee and for sure her imaginations willcurl up in to the unending fantasy world along with that smoke!!

Who invented this goddam thing; poetry?

4:34 AM  
Blogger Mrs. Dalloway said...

Clash: There requires a higher level of sensibility to understand poetry. Try reading Phantasmagoria

5:19 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Good one Poornima ... have been an avid reader of ur blogs ... n i also need some advice ...

10:35 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Would be sending a friend request to u ... spidey's the name ...

10:36 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Disagree.. n u know why..
some of us are lucky to have great 'girlfriends'..
-Reva
ps.. long time.. hope ure doing good.. will write to ya soon ok! take care

1:38 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Thanks, I'd love to but I'm not very familiar with Blogger. where do I get your email from?
sorry I'm a bit of a disaster :)

2:30 PM  
Blogger Mrs. Dalloway said...

Anon: Will I be paid?

Spidey: Friend request?

Reva: Exceptions aren't examples honey! :)

Sarashine: Its there on my profile page.

8:40 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

hi poornima,

this time more than into your post, i happened to move through the whole lot of comments. cause they are seen to have come thick and fast. interesting indeed. you have the quality of touching several chords at the same time. and THAT is a very special asset. keep it up. good job. the post was good too...add on......

12:18 AM  
Blogger Thenraj said...

hahaha, Lots of experience u got tough..good one

9:05 PM  
Blogger clash said...

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12:56 AM  
Blogger clash said...

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1:04 AM  
Blogger clash said...

The question is not about the sensibility required. From Victor Jarra to Neruda, poetry did exude a lot of positive energy, when compared to Slyvia Plath.

Sorry, i was not talking about the sensibility but the futility and the farcical nature of a ladies thought that almost pushes them in to this unearthly romantic - poetry mood. To understand this; there need not be any sensibilty but a mere read of some of your posts!! I dont claim they are poems, but for sure some of them are overtly poetic, aint it?

Cheers!!

1:06 AM  
Blogger arvindiyer said...

And top of this all they come to your house the day they get their degree cert and leave it at your house and go home!!!
Touche!! How u doin? Loooong time i must say. How u been?

Corbis rules eh?

3:17 AM  
Blogger mathew said...

men too........

7:20 AM  
Blogger Mrs. Dalloway said...

Clash: I thought I could help you. But well..

Arvind: Corbis ALSO does!

Mathew: *Grin*

4:47 AM  
Blogger dharmabum said...

the only general rule that seems even fairly acceptable to me is that nothing can be generalised - nope, sorry :)

3:47 AM  
Blogger Sudarshan. A. G. said...

Really? we are? ... Hmmm.. cool! ;-)

3:56 AM  
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7:02 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Awesome...and Mr.Anonymous had a very valid point as well!!!

7:04 AM  
Blogger Mrs. Dalloway said...

J: Too many anonymouses around!!

1:06 AM  
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Thanks for article!

12:24 PM  
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Thanks for interesting article.

10:49 PM  
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11:08 AM  
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5:51 AM  

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