Dear Sebastian,i think you are correct from personal angle,which you tend to generalize. From your posts,i could visualize the truth that you are not from Medical Profession;but deep into the world of fantasy leading to mad obsession with female form and figure.Now thanks to Blessy's Kalimannu,you no more suffer from baneful/blissful ignorance and have become strong enough to face the ground realities.I used the words blissful/baneful because your posted message is good;but beyond the comprehension of many bloggers herein.
Dear Sebastian,i think you are correct from personal angle,which you tend to generalize. From your posts,i could visualize the truth that you are not from Medical Profession;but deep into the world of fantasy leading to mad obsession with female form and figure.Now thanks to Blessy's Kalimannu,you no more suffer from baneful/blissful ignorance and have become strong enough to face the ground realities.I used the words blissful/baneful because your posted message is good;but beyond the comprehension of many bloggers herein.
Dear Sebastian,i think you are correct from personal angle,which you tend to generalize. From your posts,i could visualize the truth that you are not from Medical Profession;but deep into the world of fantasy leading to mad obsession with female form and figure.Now thanks to Blessy's Kalimannu,you no more suffer from baneful/blissful ignorance and have become strong enough to face the ground realities.I used the words blissful/baneful because your posted message is good;but beyond the comprehension of many bloggers herein.
Shwetha Menon is way ahead of other women when it comes to maturity. I am sure a director like Blessy will not show delivery scene in his film just for money or publicity. I am sure there is a message he wants to convey.
I say it is not just delivery but even menstruous cycle and the bleeding associated with it (these are all the real beauty of women, certainly not the skin or breast, which is for breast feeding only), must be shown so that men will come out of the virtual imaginary world they are in now and start looking at women realistically.
It is not men but women must change. Women must realize that it is not their outward look but these natural processes that makes them the real beauties on earth. When they realize that they will come to know their real power and importance and how important role they play to stop the living beings from extinction.
Re: Women must realize their real beauty...
by Santa on Aug 16, 2013 10:49 PM
End of the day, there is always a difference in the way a man would look at women close to him, such as mother and sister, and other women. The same activities, such as breast feeding or child birth, would be looked by a man differently, when done by his mother or sister. However, the feeling would NOT be the same when the same activities are done by other women. This is how the world is and that's the reason limits have been set between men and women who are not related to each other by blood relationship.
Re: Re: Women must realize their real beauty...
by Sebastian Cherukanam on Aug 16, 2013 11:00 PM
Though you are partially correct in the present world, in a natural world, you are wrong. I say if all men and women were naked, it was in fact women who would have harassed men not the other way around.
What is required is to come out of the virtual imaginary world men live. I have been leading such a life through out my life since childhood and I have seen the same thing around me all these years.
Our hollow and unnatural culture is the real problem.
Re: Re: Women must realize their real beauty...
by Sebastian Cherukanam on Aug 16, 2013 11:06 PM
And moreover, if you ever had a chance to see delivery by any women or bleeding, you wouldn't have commented like this. Your comment itself underscore my argument that is men of today are living in a virtual imaginary world.
Re: Re: Re: Women must realize their real beauty...
by Santa on Aug 16, 2013 11:37 PM
Not sure which world you live in and I don't know what that natural world is. Most probably you are from medical profession. I know that doctors typically look at human body differently when compared to a common man or woman.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Women must realize their real beauty...
by Balan Iyer on Aug 17, 2013 02:36 AM
That means men should no more suffer from blissful ignorance in which case, there is a favorable fall out,that is dip in the pop ulation growth.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Women must realize their real beauty...
by Balan Iyer on Aug 17, 2013 02:36 AM
That means men should no more suffer from blissful ignorance in which case, there is a favorable fall out,that is dip in the pop ulation growth.
Shwetha Menon is way ahead of other women when it comes to maturity. I am sure a director like Blessy will not show delivery scene in his film just for money or publicity. I am sure there is a message he wants to convey.
I say it is not just delivery but even monstrous cycle and the bleeding associated with it (these are all the real beauty of women, certainly not the skin or breast, which is for breast feeding only, must be shown that men will come out of the virtual imaginary world they are in now and start looking at women realistically.
It is not men but women must change. Women must realize that it is not their outward look but these natural processes that makes them the real beauties on earth.
Re: Shwetha Menon is bold and mature
by mohanan on Aug 16, 2013 10:23 PM
Everybody should know the pain his/her mother suffered to bring them to earth. This film will be a tribute to motherhood
Re: Re: Shwetha Menon is bold and mature
by Santa on Aug 17, 2013 06:17 PM
How can anybody know the pain by watching a scene on the film screen? Please do not try to trivialize this nature's miracle. In fact, mothers always tell their daughters that they cannot experience the labor pain unless they go through child birth. Hence, men can never experience or feel that pain. Men give various reasons to view the process of childbirth, with their own motives. Tribute to motherhood cannot be so trivial - just by showing a scene in the movie. Tribute to motherhood is only possible by respecting and taking care of mothers, however old they are, without an iota of feeling that they are burden on us.
