Salam,
The other day, when I was doing my daily morning routine of browsing my newspapers while having my brekfast, I found this editorial in the Hindustan Times (19/04/05) that attracted me. It's about the 'delicate mind of the female gender'. So since the female members in the forum is rarely seen but the one and only my cute Tante Mala and Teteh Yani, I hope that this question will be answered by these ladies. But it doesnt mean that other ladies and those experts in the field of 'FEMALELOGY' are barred from giving their views. What's ur comment ladies? or MG might share some of his expertise on women? :D In the following is the editorial I am talking about. Ammended Laws of Attraction The contrary mind of the femle gender has done it again: it has decided that the metrosexsual man is not, after all, Mr Right. It's a triumphant return of the starkly masculie. And what about men now in touch with their soulful feminine side? After raising a shapely eyebro at the result of a Harris interactive survey of Amerian women, they mioght as well start pumping those rusting irons, and lay off the depilatories. This raises, again, that complex question over which not a hint of a 'eureka' has been heard from even the most intelligent of the male breed: what do women really look for in their men? While it's quite possible that women are themselves in the dark about this - the qualities that make their perfect man change even faster than their wardrobe - a more realistic answer is, perhaps, that they want what they don't have. Women have experimented with the macho brand. But the fascination wore out when they found they were getting the raw end of the deal: they made the popcorn, the men (and their friends) flung it at the TV set when their favorite team losing badly. The metrosexsual man was different. He loved to shop, liked romantic restaurants, watched soppy dramas on TV and, most importantly, he was well-groomed. The problem is that once he got really caught up with his liberated role, he became narcisstic. He became too beautiful, spent too much time on clothes and cosmetics, and too little being that dependable plumber- electrician around house. So is that what women really want: to romance an odd-jobs man who loves to buy clothes - for them? Regards, Qisa'i Dept of Political Science AMU, Aligarh, India PS. Hope to see u soon in Delhi Tante Mala and it would be my pleasure to bring u to the beautiful Lebanon Restaurant next to the Gali 13 Lake or wherever it is. Thanks for the invitation MG, hope to visit the place anytime soon! ------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor --------------------~--> Give the gift of life to a sick child. Support St. Jude Children's Research Hospital's 'Thanks & Giving.' http://us.click.yahoo.com/h8TXDC/6WnJAA/HwKMAA/igXolB/TM --------------------------------------------------------------------~-> _________________________________________________________________________ Mhs/Masy. indoindia diharapkan untuk selalu melihat diskusi harian di http://www.ppi-india.da.ru dan situs resmi PPI http://www.ppi-india.org ========================================================================== Catatan penting: 1- Harap tdk. memposting berita, kecuali yg berkenaan dg masyarakat/mahasiswa/alumni India 2- Arsip milis: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ppi-india ; 3- HP Ketua PPI (Jusman): 09810646659 ; Sekjen PPI(Mukhlis): 09897407326 4- KBRI Delhi(11)26110693;26118642; 26118647 5- KJRI Mumbai (022)3868678;3800940;3891255 Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ppi-india/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
