"hey you know what?those two got committed last week!" "are they close friends or are they really committed?" sigh!! getting committed! that's the buzz word,or sounds so. there has always been this "pair-up" stuff both at high school and college.it's done purely for fun.i understand,and of course enjoy too!! but i don't understand the funda about "getting committed". oh when? at this age? or you think it's the right age? "hey they make a cute pair!" oh yes i agree,but commitment? nay,not much!
when a guy and girl are good pals,fellow students are wise enough to leave it just as a "pair-up" at the maximum. but sometimes the level of closeness does create a stir among the others and they start this "getting committed" topic all over again!! I'm not against fun-talks, in fact i have been paired up and i tease people too.but what about this "rage for commitment"?surely no! after this proposal is accepted, they think getting committed is fun.ya,with the guy gifting you for every(silly) thing,those never ending phone-calls,irresistible looks,the "mushy-mushy" dialogues,those midnight sweet dream message,going out together,cliched beach walks,the thought of him or her while listening to romantic songs,et al. is that all you call commitment? i laugh when people give a pity-look which means,"tchu tchu... you are single is it?not much of charm." best joke!
staying single has it's own advantages people! i need not worry about whether he ate,slept,walked,called me up,messaged and the like.when i have no time to think of myself,there's absolutely no time at all to think for two people! he and me! do you know commitment is hell lot of a responsibility ? especially when you are in the serious talk list.you make a slip of the tongue mistake,it's taken to charge. the doubtful looks and stares that you have to face sometimes even from your own girl/guy, when you talk or exchange pleasantries with some other girl/guy, as the case may be.
no girl is going to give a damn to you if you are not getting into a decent profession with a soaring career.all "mushy-mushy" things that once used to be her fantasy will no longer hold any position other than a waste of time,if you are not an achiever.money is not only what i mean.surely no one will want to lead a mediocre life. same applies to guys too!
for those who think"this girl is mad.you don't know when love will strike you" i say, go!get committed.but first understand what it means to be so.give it a break now my dear! this is the time for many more things that you will want to look back and cherish.follow your dreams,have fun with friends,be passionate,learn lots,read lots,fight,play,love and LIVE!and then get committed.may be, that sounds more like a commitment!
P.S: i will surely inform you when i get committed.right now,staying single seems to be sweeter than anything else in the world!
Ah! so u know the truth about the bliss of being single! A lot of people discover that luxury only after its too late.
ReplyDeleteFirst of all, I doubt theres any real commitment involved in many of those supposed-to-be-committed situations. Truly committing urself to someone or even something, should never make u regret the decision at any point of life, i'd like to see how many people can honestly say that to the eye.
And secondly, ur one of the first few girls that came out with the truth about the obvious importance of a good career over mushy dialogs and sweet lil' gifts.
Mushy dialogs sure dont fill stomachs.
Also, the girl should definitely be rooting for the guy's dad, if she has any idea where all those expensive gifts truly came from.
Bravo to captain Truthful.
Stay on the singledom , and get "committed" when u have commitment enough.
@ani:
ReplyDeleteeven i love those "mushy" dialogues but when reality strikes hard on our head,we have no choice at all!
thanks for dropping in!
keep coming!
sindhuja
lol..
ReplyDeleteperfect reflection of what's on my mind!
keep writing :)
@abinaya:
ReplyDeletethanks! welcome here!
keep coming !
sindhuja
I'm so able to relate to whats in this post. good going.Just keep posting whats on your mind.
ReplyDelete@nandhini:
ReplyDeletethanks! keep coming!
sindhuja
Hey, just stumbled upon ur blog when I was reading posts on Srinivasan Sir's community on orkut. This one on Commitment is so good, very true indeed. Yeah, I'm just married and I comment on this. First, one should have a life of your own before deciding to share it with someone. If u r still unsure about what to do with your life, then the "c" word shud b far away. You should be so engaged and living a life full of activities and then, may b its time to enjoy life with another person whose interests either matches with/ complements yours.
ReplyDeleteOne last thing, Thanks for keeping the blog contents open so that even people unknown to u (like me) can read it! :)
@divya:
ReplyDeletemost welcome! it should be sounding nice for you now since you've just started that life. may be this is how i perceive,at least for now.
happy married life :-)
keep coming.
thanks for dropping in!
awesome one de !:)
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