Tuesday, September 04, 2007

RELATION'S CORE & PERIPHERALS

1. I had started liking a girl 4 years back. I didn't know then what i was looking for, but since I had said yes to her, i cant leave her now, even though i keep finding better women each day, and i deserve much better, but since commitment is sacrosanct to me, I cant leave her.

2. I have a boyfriend since 3 years, and he dotes on me, so I just cant leave him. I don't like him so much, and I have bumped into two great guys in the last year. But since I have been with my boyfriend for so long, I (have fooled myself to) believe that he is the kind of guy I want.

3. I have been married since three years, and i have never liked my husband. I always deserved a better man, but since it was an arranged marriage, I cant walk out. Though i constantly keep meeting other guys, hoping that i wish one of them were my husband instead, but since marriage is sacrosanct, i cant break it.

4. I have to get married according to my family and my elder brother's wishes. They will surely do the best for me. I have to live through the marriage, but because they are so concerned for me, they will find the best match for me.

5. When I am away from her, I don't like her so much, but whenever I am with her, she makes me feel very good ( she manipulates me very well). And since we have committed, we have to marry now.

Does any of this sound familiar to you?
Something that either you, or someone close to you had said, or still says.

People meet each other, fall in love without knowing what they are looking for in the long term, or fall in love, just because someones cares for them. Some women fall in love because the guy is is a good guitar player, or because he looks so good, or because he has a great sense of humor.

But then, slowly, but definitely, reality dawns upon everybody, and they realize they wanted something else, but they got a raw deal, all because of their own erroneous judgment. But instead of accepting that they can err, they keep flowing in the same relation, and keep inventing reasons, all of which are peripherals or illusions like commitment, sanctity of love, unbreakable marriage, unconditional love, and whatever else the society has ever conjured up.

A relation between a man and a woman is only achieved when their cores match. The age old peripherals like societal face saving, unconditional love, etc. only sustain a relation by imbibing guilt in people, so that partners are unable to leave each other, even if they want to.

Don't say yes, or remain committed just because you have accidentally brought a person to the point where he/ she said yes to you. Don't let guilt drive a relation, because if u let it stay in the driver's seat, then that is the only driver the relation will ever have. Don't let society or your family, marriage, and other peripherals keep your relation intact and keep you fooled into remaining committed. Break out if the cores have stopped carrying any meaning, and only the peripherals matter.

Go ahead and commit, but commit only when you are sure its a commitment from equals, and you would truly feel committed, and it is mutual. Stop fooling yourself!
Do yourself and the other person a favor. If you think the other person is intelligent enough, explain the whole situation to him/ her. He/ She may improve, but if that is not possible, Walk Out before it is too late, and Save Yourself !

6 Comments:

At 10:38 AM, Blogger Unknown said...

I would like to have ur view on a matter.What about those people who are not lucky enough to come across a core which matches their own. Should they just let their parents choose one for them(Pt. no 4).. Or they should just keep on waiting for the Mr.Right to turn up? :-)

 
At 10:39 AM, Blogger Piyush said...

There are 2 separate things.
This blog says, if u r in an unhappy relation, walk out.
ANd to answer ur question, if u r lookin for Mr. Right, i ll suggest, hang around, check out as many men as u can, and normally u would turn out to be lucky. There aren't too many cores out their after all :-)

 
At 8:03 AM, Blogger Aparna said...

I fell in love after I got married. Needless to say it was arranged. I was 20 and I had no idea what my life would be like with a complete stranger. With each passing day we only noticed the differences we had. Not one similarity!!! In short, we were poles apart and that bothered us to insanity.
and then....and then Magic happened. Despite all the differences, I'm heads over heels for my husband. If you ask me how it all happened, I would say I have no freaking idea. but then I again, I do believe in Magic :)
n I hope everyone is as blessed as I am.
Fairytales do happen

 
At 6:45 AM, Blogger Unknown said...

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At 4:16 AM, Blogger $ur@bh! said...

I liked your matter. However wanted to express something. Love is also about compromises. No one is perfect and judging a person in few years is a tough job. Don u think that instead of walking out, the person should compromise and accept the way his/her partner is.

 
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