STORY WITH THEME NO. 2:
Men are from Mars, they say. I say they're from Jupiter---each with an in-inflatable ego the size of the Giant Planet. 😆
Jokes aside, God in all his almighty capacity, lends the generous chance to us humans to test out our theories of life. More often than not, it is US who fails them, but we end up blaming god for it anyway.
Take the case of the two people, Rajesh and Sushma. They followed the stringent DDLJ-esq route to romance and marriage---with everything done the 'proper' way--------choccies, flowers, babuji--ki narazgi (Rajesh is a Marathi and Sushma a Gujju). Having successfully passed these primary tests, the two happily entered eternal matrimonial bliss.
Bliss? Nah...story abhi bhi khatam nahi hua. Sushma was an aspiring lawyer and had to stay put in her senior's chamber till late hours. This soon led up to the expected climactic situation of Rajesh's parents complaining about the lack of grahasti-time on her part, and soon followed up with the carpet-bombarding by teeny-weeny complaints about how unpalatable the Cook's fare was getting, more salt one day, to excess turmeric in the curry the other----soon all of it led to the plummeting of the spice in the two's marital grub, er...I mean life. Rajesh got a plum job at a leading IT Sector company. And with the additional dough, the addition of late night parties and beautiful women secretaries at his office began to give Sushma heebie-jeebies. Earlier, at their clandestine restaurant dates, Rajesh's sideways glance at some skimpy-skirted leggy beauty was just ingredient for getting into cute little fights which ultimately led to a choc-n-flowery "make up". But post-marriage, with Raj spending more than three-fourth of his day at the office, the lack of quality time+the abundance of floating angels all day long at work and unwinding (party) spots, put Sushma in a spot of bother. She never wanted Rajesh's "cutesy" flirtatious nature that had so attracted her to him, his "closet casanova" intrigue that got to her in college, to extend into the red ribbons of Marriage. She couldn't help wincing now when she spotted a Lovely lass let out a long hearty laugh at apparently something hilarious Raj had told her at a party, where she was present as well. Raj, on his part, had began to complain about the lack of time she had been devoting to her household. He never said anything overtly, but something cold crept up between them. He stopped objecting to his parent's more-than-ocvert digs at Sushma, and started drinking heavily. Once, in a drunk fit, he accused her of having "wasted time over her and this wretched life".
Well...what happened after, all of you should ask. I'll leave the rest to imagination, as this is no rocket science for anyone to complete, right? 😛
Men marry women with
the hope that they will never change. Women marry men with the hope
they will change. Invariably they are both disappointed. So long! I'm not married yet, so I don't care...yet. 😆
Edited by sayali_babes - 12 years ago
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