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Wrerey! My response above indeed favors the supremacy of women over men. Doesn't it? Read it again and you will find that I didn't term "alors on danse's" analysis an inaccurate one. To call it otherwise, i.e, women not better than men, will be contrary to my moral code.
P.S.: If my response gives wrong impression then blame my bad English.
Bakhana Ghwarham Khan Gul... its my lack of understanding that i got u wrong......bya bakhana ghwarham...
I wonder why men are always (or most of the times) following women?
"O Pakhtuns!, Your house has fallen into ruin, let us rebuild it".
"I want to see my people educated and enlightened. A people with a vision and a strong sense of justice, who can carve out a future for themselves in harmony with nature".
lol..I have greatest admiration for the heteosexual nature of man/woman.....but my question was intending something else :P
Originally posted by shlombay
it's nature. Men follow women cause we are not homosexual.
no matter how religious a man claims he is, he will look.
"O Pakhtuns!, Your house has fallen into ruin, let us rebuild it".
"I want to see my people educated and enlightened. A people with a vision and a strong sense of justice, who can carve out a future for themselves in harmony with nature".
.....and that reminds me of.." A Lion would never betray his wife but a Tiger Wood"
Zmariya, betrayal is omnipresent.We can't generalize Shakespeare's phrase from Hamlet--Frailty, thy name is woman!--to every woman on earth. When the angry Hamlet couldn't bear the fact that his mother, Gertrude, could not wait for a month after his father death to marry his uncle Claudius, he alleged his mother's weak character for the evil she did....which was later extended to the entire womankind while analyzing it.
However, I think we have/can/will witness as many Claudius's frailities as Gertrude's.
"O Pakhtuns!, Your house has fallen into ruin, let us rebuild it".
"I want to see my people educated and enlightened. A people with a vision and a strong sense of justice, who can carve out a future for themselves in harmony with nature".
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