Worlds Apart

Re: # 16

How about turning it down a notch?

Scenario Two:

Ahsan can`t ignore the constant innuendo and barbs made by rellies expecting joras galore in addition to the stuff they pinch from Raniya. Raniya continues to not engage with the catfights of her female rellies and that gets interpreted as an admission of guilt. Ahsan wishes Raniya wasnt so unhappy and starts to imply that a pukka Pakistani girl would not complain so much and since she doesnt work, why doesnt she get off his back and start having babies already? Raniya receives phone calls from her father who continues to tell her, ``hang in there, pumpkin!``. Raniya and Ahsan learn what each others` ``argument buttons`` are and spend about five years pushing them while Ahsan`s fam tells them that Raniya has forrun misage.

Raniya has one baby and another and by some unspoken agreement, they dont really talk to each other, because they are both too stressed out.

After all of THAT, does legitimate love grow.

Nice fantasy. Thank you. I mean it. Warmed my heart. Nice change from reality.

In real life, the husband would give up his job; Obtain a visa to come to England; Find it hard to get a job as a `surgeon` (Are there surgeons in Pakistan? I could not even find a `real` dentist); Work as a taxi driver; Divorce his now demanding and pregnant, fat wife; Re-marry a drunk white-girl that he picks up as a fare; Have 2 kids; Get divorced by his second wife on the grounds of physical abuse; At the age of 40, attend the local mosques, and start preaching morals to everyone who will listen.

The lady Raniya, may try a few Joshs, Kumars and Leroys, and even a Samantha, before settling down, eventually, as a single parent. :D

Just Jesting. Don`t let my miserable thoughts taint your world. ;p

Probably the authors own life story. I was expecting her to go back to Josh.

#13, {``Do tell us about how this ``nectar`` tastes-you must be a gourmand. :)
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Oh biiter is thy fruit, lemon.

The topic is about you not having tasted happiness. I have sampled many a delicious nectar in life and I must say that I hope your burger flipper has not lost his sense due to all that tartar sauce, ketchup, and mustard exposure.

Re: # 12

Do tell us about how this ``nectar`` tastes-you must be a gourmand. :)

#8 tolkinin {``Nembu has never tasted happiness so she cant believe such things happen ``}

Tolkinin,
Obviously, many of my readers have never paid any attention to the sincere advice I offered to women regarding the benefits of fellatio.

Re: # 10

Tolkinin,

Are you married?

#2 by neembu on June 10, 2007 6:00am PT
Nice fantasy anyway!
[Reply to interact #2]

Life does not work like that.

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May be your interaction is from limited experience

Re: # 8

I find this response directed at my comments ajeeb...esp. considering several interactors have pointed similar observations...kindly comment about the work and not about the personal lives of the interactor, thanks.

Nembu has never tasted happiness so she cant believe such things happen in most unlikely places that she either forgot to look
or passed up on
or never knew existed

Re: # 6

neembu,

Why are you unhappy with other people`s Bollywood happiness?

Re: # 5

kaka,

I don`t consider Mills and Boons/Bollywood happiness authentic happiness...sue me.

Re: # 4

neembu,

why are you so unhappy with other people`s happiness?

Re: # 3

I don`t doubt that Pakistani men and husbands who are attentuated to their marriages exist-they do. However, in addition to your observations, this piece does not reflect the nuance and real interiority of marriage. Fast forward to three wonderful children later? Life does not work like that.

You need to factcheck if you are going to reference cultures/places you have not been. (`social services sector`...ouch!). Bit pink and fluffy for my liking. Also, I suspect, as far from reality as it gets. But nicely written and observed.

Nice fantasy anyway!