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4th June 2005, 07:59 PM
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The other is indifference, Pa!! Nothing could kill a woman's spirit than the dying of that spark that had kindled their love, in the 1st place!
In the absence of any kind of nurturing, a marriage just wastes away and descends into mere existence minus the warmth to keep home and hearth warm........
Demand a broader view - BBC
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4th June 2005 07:59 PM
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5th June 2005, 11:05 AM
#32
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6th June 2005, 08:18 AM
#33
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Originally Posted by
nirosha sen
Ratchasi - What is this triple somersault, Pa??? What are your misgivings???? Please share them too.
So do share, Pa!
Me mentioning no names here, Niro, but I think we all did experience a similar scenario just weeks earlier thanks to a kind and understanding 'sis'.
Originally Posted by
nirosha sen
maybe somebody else's pain
You got that right, Niro. It is somebody else's pain. Nobody knows the actual scenario. Not you, scorpio or myself for that matter. Our speculation will be based on nothing. My question is, how would a speculation based on nothing help the couple?
The girl did not approach scorpio. Nor is scorpio aware of her family background to gauge the girl's possible outlook in the matter.
Originally Posted by
nirosha sen
marital woes are not confined to any one couple
Agreed, but not all marital woes are the same and there is no single winning formula that we can reuse again and again to end the anguish faced by one and all. A minor incident in one couple's life wont be as such in another.
Coming back to the thread, scorpio had asked whether she should be uninvited counselor, my answer is definately no-again!
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11th June 2005, 02:50 PM
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Originally Posted by
a.ratchasi
Coming back to the thread, scorpio had asked whether she should be uninvited counselor, my answer is definately no-again!
Come on Ratchasi,it makes sense for sure!
And I don't think even invited counsellors can do much in a marriage either.You can't answer a question which runs into a full paragraph by just reading the first line.It would be better if the people who pose those questions answer it themselves.
A marriage is between just two people and anything beyond that is an intolereable excess.
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11th June 2005, 03:32 PM
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A marriage is between just two people and anything beyond that is an intolereable excess
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What do you mean by the above statement, Pa????? I thought this couple was going thru a break-up! By the look of it, being a concerned superior in the project, Scorpio was trying to reach-out. Do you think that's wrong?????
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14th June 2005, 03:26 PM
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Originally Posted by
nirosha sen
What do you mean by the above statement, Pa????? I thought this couple was going thru a break-up! By the look of it, being a concerned superior in the project, Scorpio was trying to reach-out. Do you think that's wrong?????
Concerned superiors are supposed to work on their own projects.Reaching out in to marriages is always an excess.And I believe that is wrong.A marriage is supposed to be between two individuals and unless they can solve their problems between themselves,I would suggest that they break up.I am sure that the people involved have as much thinking capacity as you or me.
Thank God I am not a problem solver!
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