i am reposing this article for The ”Just Married, Please Excuse” Contest. this is a conversation happened in my canteen between a newly married man, and others. here the newly married tried to give his advice to other old men. i found it really funny and amusing.. so enjoy reading it.
This conversation happened in canteen yesterday. I don’t know , how much of it is true, is it exaggeration or real understanding?.
H1: you are not supposed to discuss about the house matters, namely about wife or in-laws or parents in front of so many people in office. You can share it with small crowd in canteen, say 4 persons group but not in a common hall.
H2: what did I say? I said I like watching TV news channels, where as my wife like seeing only cartoons. I don’t see anything wrong.
H1: nothing is wrong, but you don’t understand how this would have effect when somebody tells this to your wife. It is not like your wife will misunderstand you; it is that she will think you tell everything in office.
And he quotes an example of some X meeting his wife and telling her the following statements like
H3: yes that is right, once a while u can discuss essential things with friends to confirm that you are on right track of marriage, and it is happening in everybody’s life. It is just comparing one’s life notes.
H2: whatever you say sir, I have learnt 3 lessons after marriage.
So now let me put it a pyar ka rules post marriage( it is his rules and thoughts)
Never be angry with ur wife. Don’t ever try to show someone else anger on her. Even if there is a fight, finish it off before going to bed.
Listen to her. I know she would like to share tiniest thing happened that day, listen and process than simply letting of through ears. Remember what is required if possible everything. You don’t know when you will be questioned on it.
Never say something is wrong in food. Never on phone, also never take back the lunch box unfinished. Give her time to realize and tell by herself about the fault in recipe and just nod your head.
so was the newly married guys analysis right? gyann shared..
I have read few of your posts earlier.. Your blog interests me 🙂 This one, conversation (overheard ;)) has been presented in the best manner 🙂
welcome to my blog Rubberpal.. glad that u like it.. hope to see u more here..
Sure 🙂
Hey! Very well written – I loved the part about ‘listening’ and about not showing someone’s anger on her! Lovely!
he he.. thanks RS.. 🙂
This sure was funny! Thanks a ton for this newly acquired gyan:)
thanks Rahul.. 🙂
Hello AM ! 🙂
My first time here. That account was hilarious. I kinda imagined it happening 😛
•Never say something is wrong in food. Never on phone, also never take back the lunch box unfinished. Give her time to realize and tell by herself about the fault in recipe and just nod your head. — hehehehe that’s sooooo cute ! 😛
The look on others’ faces must have been priceless!
welcome to my blog.. i just so loved ur blog name.. hope to see u more.. 🙂
Thanks! 🙂 Definitely. Following you!
The pyar ka rules are actually good enough 😆
too bad, they do not turn out that way 😉
poor guy is newly married na.. will get to know eventually :)..
I don’t think any harm was done or could have been done by the new married guy. Sometimes people make innocent statements which can lead to misunderstanding – but this is really about the people and how they process what they hear.
In my view, people find ways to understand each other, especially when you are newly married. It makes no sense to restrict everything in case others might take it the wrong way or something.
welcome to my blog space.. TBAB.. yes understanding is the basic key.. especially when u are new in the relation..