sid_donnydarko
Contributor
Ok. I'm 26 and i've reached that point in my life where i stop being a bloody judgemental pr**k and try to be as tolerant as i possibly can. It so happened that i decided to meet up with an old friend of mine from school a few days ago. She was initially very impressed(although i couldn't figure what she found impressive in me) by how i carried myself when we started chatting over calls. Then we decided to meet up at an icecream parlour. We hit it off really well. The conversation built up to a point where she was doing all the talking and i was listening while making subtle suggestions and threw in the usual fillers. But she also forgot that her voice was getting a lot louder as she spoke and this was attracting attention from all around. I didn't mind(honest to god) because she really is the bubbly sort and that's where her sex appeal lies. When we decided to pack up and leave she asked me if i owned a vehicle and i told her i didn't. Even though she didn't say it, i could make out she had judged me when she smirked at my answer. I walked her to her car while openly admitting that i was the geeky sort unlike the men she hangs out with. But that smirk had already done its damage and when she gave me a tight hug, i let her know that i was least impressed.
Now before you guys start bashing this chick, mind you she's a really sweet gujju. I know this for a fact because i grew up with her for the first 9 years of my life. And she hasn't changed much since then unlike myself.
What i want to know is if women in our country, at around my age, have an incredibly high opinion of themselves? You tend to see this attitude in school & college but that's where it also dies. Is my observation incorrect? I have come across few other "characters" from work(younger women - 2 years my junior) who have found me interesting but think i'm a geek. I'm fine with being called a "geek", but according to these wise-ass's a geek is considered by the fairer sex to be less manly than one who isn't. Ridiculous as it may sound and as much as i find it bloody hilarious let alone resentful, do Indian women(certain age group) lack the necessary exposure to judge us men properly.
P.S. Please spare this thread of BS like "men are from mars and women...."
Now before you guys start bashing this chick, mind you she's a really sweet gujju. I know this for a fact because i grew up with her for the first 9 years of my life. And she hasn't changed much since then unlike myself.
What i want to know is if women in our country, at around my age, have an incredibly high opinion of themselves? You tend to see this attitude in school & college but that's where it also dies. Is my observation incorrect? I have come across few other "characters" from work(younger women - 2 years my junior) who have found me interesting but think i'm a geek. I'm fine with being called a "geek", but according to these wise-ass's a geek is considered by the fairer sex to be less manly than one who isn't. Ridiculous as it may sound and as much as i find it bloody hilarious let alone resentful, do Indian women(certain age group) lack the necessary exposure to judge us men properly.
P.S. Please spare this thread of BS like "men are from mars and women...."