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Anjana Dongre
Keeping busy is important
by Anjana Dongre on Apr 14, 2009 04:34 PM

I just went through love affair at office with married collogue.It is painful feeling handling breakup due to my transfer from earlier location.She and I decided to commit to our family and forgive each other for neglecting our partner.So it is essential to keep oneself busy and engaged mentally .so sadie frost i feel is positively addressing the issue bringing calmness and peace to mind .then discuss about failed marraige and create new relationship.

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ramamoorthy ramamoorthy
Are you too busy for love ?
by ramamoorthy ramamoorthy on Jan 31, 2009 02:35 PM

Love is a very important factor in the life of a man or woman. To say that there is no time for love or related things is unacceptable. If there is mind there is always way.

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peacislam
Are you too busy for love?
by peacislam on Jan 21, 2009 02:52 PM

as long as i get sex who needs love

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Sane Guru
Places
by Sane Guru on Jan 20, 2009 12:35 PM  | Hide replies

We can take out time if we know where to find girls. For ex, all marriages are due to people finding each other eitehr in college, work place or colony. For a vast number of people, there are no such places, where you can go ahead and hook up. Indian girls are hell bent on sex after marriage, which makes it necessary for guys to marry. Otherwise who would want to marry!

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saahhil
Re: Places
by saahhil on Jan 24, 2009 02:22 PM
how disgusting and one-sided thoughst you guys have.. ? I mean...do u really think its only about sex everywhere and everytime...and does marriage mean only sex for you ? If u think that guys are forced to marry only because girls do sex only after marriage, then why dont guys go to brothels or call girls ? after all, they want only sex isnt it ? Grow up !!! ...The reality is that most of the young generation guys are afraid of committment, responsibilities, dedication, loyalty towards wife, and smaller hassles of a married life...and thats why you can afford to say - who would want to marry ? .... but trust me...the real satisfaction is seeing happiness in your life partners eyes and fulfilling your responsibilities, and not just go on having sex... sex is temporary pleasure, marriage is eternal pleasure, provided both the partners are genuine... no wonder Indians are swore at in the west - its only because of people like you.

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sachin harakraj jain
Re: Re: Re: Places
by sachin harakraj jain on Jan 24, 2009 03:45 PM
wonderful i agree with u

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Jayanta Samaddar
Grapes r sour...
by Jayanta Samaddar on Jan 19, 2009 08:48 PM  | Hide replies

Marriage didn't work....may b she was at fault...so now grapes r sour....no time for love !

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shantiprakash jain
Re: Grapes r sour...
by shantiprakash jain on Jan 20, 2009 07:53 PM
Agree ! !

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drunken monk
my suggestion
by drunken monk on Jan 19, 2009 08:01 PM

Agreed Money is important in Today's world. However, many of them who are married loose the sight of relationship because of that.

Attention and care : It applies for both men and women. Have some dedicattion for your relationship. Enjoy talking more about each other rather than talking problems of office at home.

Call up each other from office, whenever you have some time free in between work hours. Not sure every one will work nonstop 8 hours. Talk to them for few minutes. Nowadays mobile phones are handy to reach out to them.

If a husband or wife comes home first, plan some surprise for your partner. However, this may not happen daily, but still it helps somehow.

Give space between each other. This will allow each other to have their own privacy.



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Deepak Agharkar
Are you sailing in the same boat
by Deepak Agharkar on Jan 14, 2009 04:16 PM

In todays times, we seem to be more preoccupied by other peripheral issues like will I get my usual train, will I reach on time, will there be a bomb blast, will children reach school on time, what if the maid bunks, will I meet my targets & deadlines...so there is little or no time to even think about other things...Its really sad but true..Thats reality today. It all depends on how one is able to balance all these requirements. However, I think, its important that we must NOT do the following : Carry work Home, Attend official calls when at home with family, etc. We must devote value time to our kids too. Kids feel neglected with parents being educated and career minded and hence remain out till late hours. Then if they go astray we blame them which is not right. All relationships are essentially built on trust and that should not be violated. Good humour, light hearted talks, etc. should be taken in good spirit and not with any suspicious view. So it is all about trust and balance in life.
Deepak

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Varun
by Guest on Jan 14, 2009 01:51 PM  | Hide replies

I think this article applies only to US and Europe. Because here even if we have time, where are the dating avenues in India? Dating websites are a faliure here, with only guys and guys registering. Parents never encourage kids for dating, it's still a taboo, except for some people.
What is one supposed to do, even if not busy?

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abishake
Re: Varun
by abishake on Mar 06, 2009 06:36 AM
he is totally rite

lol most Indians guys/girls would get hanged if they even thought about dating.

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Nehas
Rediff goes TOI way
by Nehas on Jan 14, 2009 01:10 PM  | Hide replies

Rediff is going the TOI (Toilet Paper of India) way. More sex and sleaze to sell your copy. Check wordcountertool.com



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Pramod S
Re: Rediff goes TOI way
by Pramod S on Jan 21, 2009 04:23 PM
LOl it is indeed the toilet paper of India. more and more useless pages

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