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How a Man Chooses a Woman

Posted by Lachmi Deb Roy on Wed, 09 Feb 2011

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If we psychoanalyze the Indian male's mind, we will find that they look at certain women in a certain way some women in another way. That contributes to a few being categorized as classy. There is something that is pre-conditioned in the look of a person. A man either categorizes certain women as the hanging around girl fried type or the doe-eyed submissive conventional types of sati savitri looks as the marriage material type. Like for that matter ask any man who is the marriage material type i... Read More

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prema 12 Feb 11 12:59 AM Man with all the testosterone surging in the body finds it difficult to resist emotionally and sometimes physically. Sex is either in the thoughts or oozes from his physique. This is the law of mother nature - so accept him as he is and no amount of domestication will change him. This is the tragedy for the women who loves and marries a man.
mitamajumdar 10 Feb 11 6:25 AM Aw Ari, I tend to disagree with you ... most educated urban (even cosmo) middle class men are still the way Lachhmi described them. You and your friends who have a balanced view of women are really very rare in our country. Hats off to you!
Lachmi Deb Roy 09 Feb 11 8:02 AM When one writes a story for a public blog that is a blog which is not personal you do not give your views. You take quotes from others and talk about their views and then you weave a story around it. I hope you (Ari2011) understand about it. So when you write a comment get your facts correct. Next time if you intend to send me a comment on my story it should not be just your view because I repeat this is a public blog.
Ari2011 09 Feb 11 6:16 AM I am an Indian man who has a balanced view of women and I do not go by the 'sati savitri' or the 'hanging around girl' classifications. The educated middle urban class is mostly my type. What is the section of viewership you are addressing? Men born 50 years ago or rickshaw-wallahs?