Wednesday, June 28, 2017

Being A Woman

WARNING: Views are strictly personal and events are true. If you feel offended, we do offer free therapy and mind you its not for your body but for your soul. This is an extension to the poem I wrote 13 years ago (my writing skills have rusted but the power to express is still alive: http://zivpreet.blogspot.in/2011/07/being-girl.html
Things said about feminism – girls want equality, equal rights, why should they get more important, etc. etc. Well, yes you are right. We are not your equal, rather better than you. There is a reason God created men and women differently because they are different. And today I can proudly bring across why “Being a Woman” is much greater than being a man.
 The ability to forgive is one of the toughest things you will ever have to do. And women constantly do that, they let go, they forgive. You may never find more depth in a human being than a woman. We might mock them for not being intelligent creatures, dumb wit, and other such synonyms (trust me I did too) but we do forget we have never shown them the world that we did to a boy who then, of course, grows up with the same notion with certain prejudice for women. Honestly I don’t blame them, and we are talking majority (salute to the exceptions made by society).
Men may never accept it but they can be easily defeated by almost any women. That’s how God intended it to be. Truth to be told didn’t men only portray women as their deities. They didn’t ask for it, this god forsaken thorn build crown was given to them by men. Then why enshrine them in temples and mistreat them in society. What just it brings to a woman who is physically weak (yes, again that’s how they were made) is beaten up by her own family members. Statistics say one of 10 working women face domestic violence at their homes. We have become tolerant to such mishaps and brush them under carpet saying “These things don’t happen in educated society.” Absolutely because until you have a bruised face and cut marks on your body you are not physically and mentally or even sexually abused.
Its rather unfortunate that in the modern India that we so poetically throttle in our fancy clubs has actually an altogether different reality. Today’s modern educated women have to be okay with her husband/boyfriend’s frivolous behaviour, promiscuous and narcissist lifestyle because yes she is still the provider to the family. Unluckily if women is the provider (or if she earns better than her husband) she is subjugated to ignominious criticism that her husband’s manhood cannot take.
This reminds me, of course, sex is the biggest power game. If you like his manhood, you are a slut, whore, or whatever good words there are in special misogynist men’s dictionary. And if you don’t like their manhood (their ability to please you in bed and 80% women are thinking do men really put an effort to please them. When?) you are termed even worse. For all the men who wonder does size matter, yes it does but so also the use of that. Its not about giving physical pleasure ,that’s the by-product. Its about having that trust, that feel you give to her. (I see some judgements coming my way, thank you so much for picturing this in your beloved mind, much appreciated)
I always say this to everyone, there are more than 60% of good looking women but only 20% men are actually good looking. Just imagine the compromise we do but you should thank God women don’t select men for their looks only (before we judge those few women who filter money like coffee in the vending machine, they constitute of very less % of the total women population). So what do men do, they classify women in category – serious girlfriend (for some its starts around 15-22, then around 28-32), timepass girlfriend (15-28), hook-up (if she agrees) (anytime), paid sex (for the ones who agree, no judgement) (anytime), and of course the most important one is wife (she has to sleep with him no matter what, poor lady). Apologies, I digress but do me a favor look around you what kind of men do you find. You will not imagine the stories I know (and they are real). All the educated men talk same crass words which I can’t write here (but still for example “cunt” in Hindi btw) for the women around them. They will not hesitate to label women just to make themselves feel better. Sad but true. Its about their convenience that the rules change. Anything that upsets them is illegitimate and anything that upsets women is irrational.
 If they cry, they are a drama queen. If they are hurt, they are weak. If they are successful, they are office sluts. If they are not, they are free-loaders stupid tom toms. If they talk a lot, they are ill-informed (rather than opinionated, mind it opinions can be wrong and if that’s the case happily correct them rather than mock them). Men don’t have any idea what kind of hormonal imbalance a woman goes through and this happens across the month so don’t blame it to the “special that time of the month”
Just once bear the pain of childbirth and you will get to know how much endurance women have and they go through to give life to another human being as oppose to your 2 min job.
Why do men forget women are beautiful creatures with the intent God had men were supposed to take care as much as women take care of everyone around them. Even if some of them have turned into stone-cold bitches they still have the unsaid love of a mother, a lover, a wife, a daughter, and every relationship she is put through, willingly or unwillingly, she will stand by it.
Do not put her down because its easier. Yes it might be an easy route but as God himself wanted a man to respect women, treat them with care. No matter how callous she is at times, she might irritate you, nag you (not saying you should be miserable with them), and remember that’s momentary. She means no harm to you. That’s not her nature, that’s not how she is meant to be. Simply put women are roots to the tree that you want to grow. If you want the future generation to be good, that’s where you plant your seeds (literally and figuratively).
Just ask for forgiveness and you shall be granted with one or just give love if that's missing irrespective of what relationship you have with her (mother, daughter, wife). It will not make you weak but you will get 1000 times more love, respect and things you wish these women should give you. Its not about controlling women by overpowering but letting them take that leap of faith without judging them. And as I said its in their nature, they will work it out!
No sexism implied for me who does consider her total dude, I say women are ahead of men. Respect them, love them, take care of them, let them go but just don’t judge them. Most women are afraid to do things they love because of the fear of being judged, so please don’t take away their potential because if you give them free space they will for sure find their paths and come back even more blossomed.
Salute to all of them for “Being a Woman”

Friday, July 26, 2013

10 Simple Steps to be HAPPY!!!

This is nothing new that I'm telling you. Deep inside you know it, I'm just reminding you how little things in your life can make you happy. Read on: 


1.       Expand your capacity to love- One of the reasons we face so many interpersonal problems is we are too self-centered. Too preoccupied in personal gains that we are oblivious of love around us. There is so much liveliness around us, just extend your horizons a bit.
2.       Listen- One of the most valuable skill any human being can possess. This can do wonders to your personal and professional life. Respect what people have to say to you. Keep a track of their lives so that they can equally take interest in yours.
3.       Fueling the mind- You are unhappy because you want to be. Your brain works as your train it. It cannot function on it’s own. Use it wisely and just like any engine it needs constant fuelling. Make sure you keep the tank full so that no negativity can enter.
4.       Harnessing anger- Take a deep breath and avoid confrontations during arguments. During anger our senses tend to heighten and we say things we don’t mean.
5.       Be simple- Complexities often bring confusion, leading to anxiety which turns us into insecure person. Keep things simple. Its always easier that way.
6.       Smile- It seriously costs nothing. Start your day by smiling to at least 10 people. See the difference yourself.
7.       Be kind and tender- Show little kindness. After all we are humans, we have to be affectionate. Feel, care and be kind to people.
8.       Read good books- Reading helps mind to focus, very important factor to stay happy. If you are disinterested in life, how can you be happy? It also increases your knowledge. So no harm done it reading a book or two. So what’s your pick?
9.       Believe in God- He is there somewhere watching you. So never lose faith in him. Start your day with a small prayer.
10.   Love your family- Most important factor to stay happy. Keep family as your priority. They have been there for you, they deserve that much. Confide to them, they’ll always rescue you from your worst situations.

Each day is a testimony that you can be alive only if you are ready to take the initiative to embrace life as it comes.  Share your thoughts as well. J

Ciao
@zivadivine



Saturday, April 13, 2013

Will you not go?




If I say you are the light of my eyes,
Will you not go?
If I say you are the hope of my life,
Will you not go?

You did little things that were great,
Never showed attitude and cleared barricades.
You are the one we look up to,
Right or wrong, but this is true.
So, if I say you are sunshine,
Will you not go?


Everytime I look at the empty seat,
It raises my heartbeat,
That you’ll not be here,
Seems like I’m living my biggest fear.
The late night work, the excel sheets,
Were compensated with parties.
With you life was tension free,
Like we were a big family tree.
So, if I say were roots to that tree,
Will you not go?


Can’t even remember how many laughs we shared,
Cried sometimes because we cared.
Your smile, your anger we can bear,
But don’t leave as it’s not fair.

Ever wonder how we would do without you?
So, if I say you are my heartbeat,
Will you not go?
If I say please don’t go,
Will you not go?



Sunday, October 21, 2012

One Last Time


I wanna tell something to you
That how much I love, miss you
It’s all about the days we spent together
I never realized we were so close
But now that I know I really want you
You are the one I can trust
You’re the only who cares
Somebody I can talk to all night
Somebody to lean through bad times
I know I foolish to leave
But I wanna come back
And show you my love
And this time it is for real
You can believe me
You can trust me
You can hold my hand forever
I just wanna tell you
I just say this
Don’t wanna lose this last chance on you
Can you be mine forever?
Answer me please
Just one last time
I really wanna know
I really have to know
It’s not a goodbye
Never from my side
I really wanna tell you something
This is my last chance to say this
I m waiting for you at same place
Forever and ever!!!!

Saturday, August 4, 2012

Do it! It Feels Good!!!!!



Though I know the topic itself seems to alluring enough to subjugate you to read further. But this blog post is inspired by the passion to do something for our country. I haven’t seen all the episodes of ‘Satyamev Jayate’ nor have I joined gang Anna, I’m just one curious girl who wish to live in a world where peace preludes the falsehood. The more I wish to see my country proper, the more I see inequality, poverty, corruption, and to add insensitivity and no civic sense and humanity among us.

15th August, 1947

Yes, this is the day when India got it's independence. Independent enough to make decisions of self pity, self destruction and corruption. We crib, all we do is cribbing. Even I do. We consider it as our birth right. As rightly asked by Dr. Abdul Kalam, “where do we see ourselves forth 20 years”. The answer should be ‘growing’. Well that we are. We are growing in terms of population, aren’t we? If I ask you what is eating up India, okay shoot five problems majorly effecting our nation’s growth. Searching from the endless list? Don’t even try, you’ll end up agitated and irritated.

Many states of India don’t even have drinking water. Half of the nation is in darkness at their homes to provide electricity to rich cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, etc. Healthcare has a sorry state, food is inadequate, and literacy level never reaches beyond 60%. We live in a sick country, where we can eat a dinner worth 5000 but will think twice before shelling out money for donation.

That’s why I say “Do it, it feels good”. Help others around you. Be it smallest of it but when you do you’ll feel good. Find a cause to support, promote that cause if you’re capable of. Let people know how they can contribute. Because if we keep on blaming, cribbing about the condition of our country, that’s not gonna help. I know this article doesn’t talk about anything new. But yes it talks and intrigues you to do it and do it now. I don’t wish to name the issues prevailing in our country because we’ll know it. It’s up to you which issue you wish to address.

I’m sure there’d be one Independence Day in this country when we’ll will be able to answer the question “where do we see ourselves 20 years forth”. And the answer is “together”. Together we can and together we will.  Let’s join hands to walk to a brighter, better India. Our India. New India.

Tuesday, June 5, 2012

And I'm BACK and this time with some observations!!!

Long time, no blog, eh?

Looks like people have forgotten about this blog. Finally I couldn't stop myself from writing few lines for my blog. Recent months of my absence have been hectic. Travelling a lot lately and doing WORK, supposedly. At least I try to show that somehow. An achievement by far, and aren't we all do that and in reality we're all hooked to Facebook. :D

Anyway don't want to mock or hurt somebody by saying this. I had some observations and I'd like to share some if ya'll don't mind.

Observation number one: Men are mostly absent minded so that's why we have female workforce in an organisation  ;-)

Observation number two: Most women are pathetic with numbers. Never ask a woman to do the maths for your business or else she'd calculate everything but what's required. (sorry girls but this is true) :P

Observation number three: I need typing classes to learn "how to type on touchscreens" :/

Observation number four: We all need breathing space. Take some time out, sit back and relax yourself and think what now the sunny days are over :D

Observation number five: Love your parents, it's essential. We usually miss to say "I Love You" to them though we hug people around but we miss them and it's their right and our duty to ask us questions. Let them have their "haqs" :)

Observation number six:  Empty your brain everyday so that you can consume new things. A filled cup cannot add more tea, isn't it? So how do we expect our brains to do that?

Lastly, it isn't observation day, so I'd not bore you more. Keep up the spirits.


Sorry for typos and errors. Typos cos the right click of my mouse is not working. Errors... to err is human, isn't it?

And heck I never studied grammar, I'm ancient   :P


Ciao, signing off ......


Ziv

Tuesday, March 6, 2012

Happy Holi!!!

I remember the days we use to play Holi with water. Yes! Water, cos I'm allergic to colours, actually scared. :D  And I feel this festival is for "chune ke baahane" :P

Anyways, I wish you all a very Happy Holi. Play Safe. Be Safe.

Please respect the feelings of people. If they're not interested in playing there is no point in pushing them. Hope you all have a great weekend ahead. (weekday just has started :P)

Last year on Holi I was in Jaipur and my friends dragged me in to the tub full of colours. Had fun after having the colorful bath. The spirit was good. How can I miss GUJIA....my fav sweet.....yummmmm......

Wish to go home this time. Lets see....

Happy Holi once again. Enjoy :)