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Originally Posted by Wibha
PP madam.. I agree to that and I sincerely share your concern.. already ithe thread-la I have said mostly I will agree to TM's view on the so-called love's...Quote:
Originally Posted by pavalamani pragasam
but at the same time, I cant agree with the view that every love is of this kind... for me the true love exists very much in this world even today.. and their % is definitely not less than than the so-called ones...
hamid,Quote:
Originally Posted by hamid
Its not just fear of society. what if the DIVINE love blesses 2 ppl of different religion? There are hurdles to cross for the said couple when bitter truth strikes them hard, but the parents would not be too happy wit the choice. They are just PLAIN WORRIED about the kids. (this happens only when reliigion is diff cause the difference is too much to withstand for normal human mind)
So sometimes give parents their due creidt...pavam pethavanga.
AND there are also others from the same places- schools,colleges, companies whatever, that actually GET TO KNOW a person, fall in love with their character and get married.Quote:
Originally Posted by pavalamani pragasam
Why don't you see such people and state them as examples?
Deivame! Eppadi ungaLaala mattum ipdiyellaam mudiyudhu! Top :clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by Thirumaran
Ennanga ennai kekkuringa?. Naan enna Naatamaiya?. Sambandhapatta ninga than sollanum. :)
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Originally Posted by app_engine
what abt the first one ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Wibha
nee manasaara sonniyo illayo..maththavanga maathiri pin vaangaama sonnathukku oru :thumbsup:
Agreed, Hamid! Even TM allows a fraction for such exceptions. There are true, patient, responsible adults who wait with restraint and on the other hand OdippOga thudikkiRavanga, parents-ai insult paNNi thookki eRiyaRavangathaanE majority?
michcha 21 enga :noteeth:Quote:
Originally Posted by sathya_1979
As much as increasingly ppl are open to select their choice, I disagree that 'majority' of them do not consider their parent's consent. Atleast in India it does matter. Even now.Quote:
Originally Posted by pavalamani pragasam