Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Never Trust a Lady

'Never Trust a Lady'
This title is enough to reduce the reader's count by the upper base of the gender fraction 933/1000. But, I am giving it a shot to create an irony; following the footsteps of the great Ruskin Bond, who unraveled these words of wisdom around a century back. If I would have trusted Mr. Bond in class two, I wouldn't have been waiting for a video game till date. My Mom promised me one for a first rank in my class. Like all other macho-fools, I geared up my armours to fight with the tyrant book-wolves and cruel exams to be the Numero-Uno for consecutive 9 years. It was then, that the mystery of this five letter word started showing its side-effect and I took no time to be on the majority side of 'Back-Benchers Martyrs'. As we all know, this life goes a full circle pretty quick. Moreover, we are always at our best to screw it up. But it came even quicker. I was shifted to a new school for my plus two and it was there I had my first crush. Ten months of exchange-offer didn't buy anything except few glances and occasional smiles. Then came the shocking wave of reality when I saw her riding away with a guy on a bike with not even traces of vaccum between them. My friends had their say, "Look, his girlfriend is going away with her boyfriend." Yet again I was striked with the reality of this ascetic phrase piercing even deeper. Here, all the girls will complain that she never promised me anything, so there's no question of breaking the trust. Excuse Me...!! Here I trusted the most coveted romantic songs of all times, "You say it best, when you say nothing at all...!!! (Why the hell you don't say anything..????)"
These are just some of the critical cases which were admitted to ICU, else we the descendents of Hercules and Achilles need 'Daily Therapy' of this life-saving phrase to heal our bruises on trust.

Am I getting too nostalgic on this?
May be or maybe not, because there's an altogether a different perspective to look at it. As a wise man said, "He who has not sinned has no merit in his virtue – because he has not overcome any temptation." I think that temptation of a mere video game has grown a deep-rooted tree in me to strive hard for being number one in all my endeavours. That too, not being 'tempted' but being 'attempted'. Who else can be credited for this, other than the one who was blamed a few stanzas back.
Why does it happen that our weaknesses are always at the helm of a woman's consideration. Although it's neither their fundamental right nor their super-natural might. Trusting a lady is just like getting on to a treasure-hunt. Sometimes you may feel the luckiest and sometimes you may just end up striking dust off yourself. Nevertheless, you always had the choice.
Last but not the least, we need to trust them because of a very simple reason, i.e., 'They trust us for all the weirdest reasons they can gather.' Here are some of the reasons why women trust that men love them:
We men love women because they still feel they are adolescents even after they grow old.
Because they do everything necessary for the house to be tidy and perfect, and never expect any recognition for the work they have done.
Because they draw and paint their faces with the same concentration as Miyan M.F. Hussain working on the ‘Gajagamini’.
Because they have their own ways of solving problems, which we never understand, and that makes us mad.
Because they always manage to find a convincing defect when we say that another woman is pretty, making us feel insecure about our taste.
Because they just love exotic cocktails with different colors and delicate little ornaments, while we always have the same old whiskey.
Because we love their 'Bye' with equal emotions as we do for their 'Hi'.
Because we came from them, will go back to them, and until that happens, live in orbit around the feminine body and soul.
Lastly, we men love and trust them for being women. As simple as that.

P.S.: If this simplicity is too complex to understand then all the rational folks please revert to the statutory warning engraved on the first line of this foolish piece of abstract. Apologies attached..!!

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