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l
7 year itch or...
by l on Jul 01, 2010 07:38 PM

Always knew of a 7 year itch, hearing for the first time a 3 year itch. Guess marriage would be just an itch some day!

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Police Officer
And
by Police Officer on Jul 01, 2010 04:49 PM

If either wife or husband is a sociopath, court should immediately grant divorce.
A simple fMRI test can identify a sociopath.


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Koduvayur
How to beat the 3-year itch
by Koduvayur on Jul 01, 2010 04:37 PM

first it was 7 year itch, now comes down to 3 year.

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Moral Brigade
ROOT CAUSES of marriage/relationship failures
by Moral Brigade on Jul 01, 2010 03:46 PM  | Hide replies

1. Girls being over-ambitious,putting career ahead of husband
2. Girls wear clothes that would attract unwanted attention all sorts of public on the street.All these they do under the cover of ""freedom and economic independance"". People objecting to it are branded as “mean” and “narrow-minded”.
3. Girls already in marriage/committed relationships talk to any guy on trains,buses,in office..roam around with any guy saying ""He is my pal !""......go to pubs with guys/colleagues and drink,smoke,clap together,laugh out loud shamelessly. And if the bf/hubby dislikes it he is ""old-fashioned,controlling,possessive"" and what not !! The poor guy thanks himself for not being branded as the ""worst possible human being"" !
4. The “male friends” then start touching the gal in the name of ""friendly hug"" or ""friendly touch"" or ""applying colours during Holi"". And today's loose-character gals just enjoy it in the name of friendship. Why can they not think that these things may be objectionable to their partners ? Friend, pal, buddy, are al

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frank G
Re: ROOT CAUSES of marriage/relationship failures
by frank G on Jul 01, 2010 05:43 PM
Don't know how many will agree,but your points are worth a thought..

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YSR Reddy
Re: ROOT CAUSES of marriage/relationship failures
by YSR Reddy on Jul 01, 2010 05:51 PM
U r absolutely right dude...

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Police Officer
Re: ROOT CAUSES of marriage/relationship failures
by Police Officer on Jul 01, 2010 04:49 PM
"If you want to tell people the truth, make them laugh, otherwise they'll kill you." --Oscar Wilde


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abhinav jain
Re: Re: ROOT CAUSES of marriage/relationship failures
by abhinav jain on Jul 01, 2010 07:11 PM
awesome

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Emperor
Re: ROOT CAUSES of marriage/relationship failures
by Emperor on Jul 01, 2010 03:51 PM
Each point is valid and true.

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Moral Brigade
Re: ROOT CAUSES of marriage/relationship failures
by Moral Brigade on Jul 01, 2010 03:47 PM
Friend, pal, buddy, are all euphemistic terms to conceal the underlying motives which sometimes operate as sublime and sub-conscious currents.
All these lead to relationship troubles. What do you think ?

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commonsense
Re: Re: ROOT CAUSES of marriage/relationship failures
by commonsense on Jul 02, 2010 03:13 PM
OK, agreed, What you are saying may be happening in metros and relationships may be getting spoiled because of this. But my point is why are you so much concerned? Are you the affected party here? do you need to vent your frustrations? the zeal with which you are spewing venom on female population in general catergorizing all of them as characterless which that is very much not the case makes me wonder? Should I feel sorry for you?

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brahmarakshas
Re: Re: ROOT CAUSES of marriage/relationship failures
by brahmarakshas on Jul 01, 2010 04:51 PM
Moral Brigade babu, you seem to be stuck in an antediluvian period.

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Kumar S
Re: Re: Re: ROOT CAUSES of marriage/relationship failures
by Kumar S on Jul 01, 2010 04:59 PM
if someone enjoy with your wife & go , then you say yourself im modern , i rspect my wife feelings, if one girl come to you just for good gasture your wife filled case adultary

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brahmarakshas
Re: Re: Re: Re: ROOT CAUSES of marriage/relationship failures
by brahmarakshas on Jul 01, 2010 06:26 PM
Ouch Kumar saab, that hurts :)

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Moral Brigade
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: ROOT CAUSES of marriage/relationship failures
by Moral Brigade on Jul 02, 2010 09:08 AM
@cand,
You have to agree that gals are becoming selfish and arrogant fast...

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candmfp
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: ROOT CAUSES of marriage/relationship failures
by candmfp on Jul 01, 2010 06:38 PM
If guys do the same no one think of it n point it out as ur from the same.. but if a gal do it it wll be the ROOT CAUSE of relationship failure..

As afterall ur guys.. from same idiotic thnking..

U want wife to work n she have to earn money for ur family as u do but she should not behave as u behave .. which is meaningless..

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lookisay
Re: ROOT CAUSES of marriage/relationship failures
by lookisay on Jul 01, 2010 08:48 PM
We should not generalize. You might have seen incidents like the ones you mention. But there are also psycho husbands and insecure inlaws with over blown egos (just they gave birth to a male child?!!). These people are the major cause of the marriage breakdowns in India.
I am not sure but the reasons you gave for marriage failures would not be more than 1 or 2%.

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Moral Brigade
Re: Re: ROOT CAUSES of marriage/relationship failures
by Moral Brigade on Jul 02, 2010 09:06 AM
I don't disagree to what you say, but whatever I have put up is certainly creating lots of problems especially in Metro cities.I have seen many many incidents, i hvae nt copied it from any text-book.Life is the best teacher.

Saying that only 1-2% failures can be attributed to these reasons is foolish.I can safely say 60-70% fail due to these.

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RAJPUTSruleTHEworld
Re: ROOT CAUSES of marriage/relationship failures
by RAJPUTSruleTHEworld on Jul 01, 2010 07:27 PM
U R A BIG LOSER OF LIFE. AND U R ANTI-HINDU TOO AS U R USING HOLI FESTIVAL. NOW WE KNOW WHO U R MAN.

STOP PUTTING TALIBANI STATEMENTS HERE AND UR FOLLOWERES AND SUPPORTERS ARE ALSO TALIBANIS. WORLD SHOULD KICK YOU AND YOUR SUPPORTERS TO PLUTO PLANET.

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Bad Man
Re: Re: ROOT CAUSES of marriage/relationship failures
by Bad Man on Jul 02, 2010 09:55 AM
I am Hindu but I am aware that Holi is a vulgar festival - just to get a feel of gals in the name of applying colors..any sane person will say it is vulgar.

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Moral Brigade
Re: Re: ROOT CAUSES of marriage/relationship failures
by Moral Brigade on Jul 02, 2010 09:03 AM
Ouch !! Truth hurts...

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brahmarakshas
Musli Power
by brahmarakshas on Jul 01, 2010 12:03 PM  | Hide replies

Use Musli Power to get over all itches.

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hitesh
Re: Musli Power
by hitesh on Jul 01, 2010 05:18 PM
u tried this?



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lookisay
In India
by lookisay on Jul 01, 2010 11:52 AM  | Hide replies

Parents break half of their wards' marriages.

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commonsense
Re: In India
by commonsense on Jul 02, 2010 03:15 PM
You may be right!

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Zzzzzzz Z
Bored of these pictures
by Zzzzzzz Z on Jul 01, 2010 11:43 AM

Why don't you fire Uttam and get someone new for the illustrations?

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mang
Simple
by mang on Jul 01, 2010 11:07 AM  | Hide replies

It is simple.. Buy ItchGuard and apply wherever, whenever needed.. It comes with 3 year guarantee

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brahmarakshas
Re: Simple
by brahmarakshas on Jul 01, 2010 04:52 PM
Why not use musli power, mang babu?

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James George
Re: Simple
by James George on Jul 01, 2010 11:15 AM
Good one

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Shyam Sunder
Re: Simple
by Shyam Sunder on Jul 01, 2010 11:50 AM
A good suggeston for practical use. Till buying itchguard keep scratching each other.

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