To my friend who messaged me that it's respect for girls on Ramnavmi and not demand,
Jay, had it been respect it would not have been momentary but forever, isn't it?
Of course while claiming that I am not considering those people who love their daughter or who don't mind having a daughter or only daughters in their family but to those who don't ever will that they have daughter in their family and yet try to give respect on these occasions!
Once I've heard this saying that, everyone want a freedom fighter or a revolutionary person to be born in their neighbours who can bring changes in the society but no one want that person to be born in as his own child!
It sounds quite similar to me in this regard too that everyone want girl but not as their daughter, but as daughter-in-law of their son...
If there would be no girl being born whom will your son get married to then? (except he have other preferences! :-P sorry for diverting! :-D) For that people want girl to be born at others home!
Having said that I am one of those lucky girls whose parents have always given her equal rights and love as to their sons. In fact sometimes more I would say coz I've felt that! When I were to born my parents willed that they have a baby girl, my Mom even had mannats like people have for a boy and I was born to them willingly and not as a life given forcefully by God!
Hence I know the difference well enough between demand and respect!
PS: 1. It was nice to hear from you Jay, it's been long since you've said anything about my blog posts! I thought you might be busy with your schedule that lost track of it! :-P
And to my friend Sara, who thinks she's only creature on this earth reading my gibberish talks, there are others too! :-P
Ha ha ha... :-D
2. Feminist, if someone would tag me I won't deny it!
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