Saturday, December 15, 2012

True Lies



I have heard it being said that a woman’s mind is a maze of mysteries. Though I hesitate to generalize, I know very well that mine is and I am a hell of a woman. I can be loyal to the core and be disloyal too in some corner of my mind. My thoughts turn to a shuffle mode, at a pace, not reachable to my better half. Inspite of all the dependency I am used to, I am detached from all, and many times I feel that I can survive, no matter who leaves me. And yet I say, ‘I cannot live without you”. I am honest and I do lie honestly, because I mean what I say, when I say. It is like a multiple personality disorder or a heavy dose of inherent pretenses, transforming me to the variants I adopt.

Sexuality is my gravest complication. I believe quite selfishly that it is just my swings that count, probably because a man reciprocates almost instantly to the lustful woman. On the contrary, I would never like to yield to my man’s fancies, without that ignition in me. And very rarely when I had yielded, out of a fair and just mind, I have felt that I was degraded to an object to accentuate and culminate his lust. And I hate it later on. 

And I understand now that being in love is definitely about sex, eventually. It is either for the actual act, or the dream of unison and consummation and all the flowery love and tickling hearts, it is associated with. Would there be any lovers in this world who wouldn’t dream of brushing their bodies against each other’s? If there are, wouldn’t it be a little short of ‘in love’? So why should one glorify love by severing it from lust?

Honesty is the core of any relationship. But blissful truthfulness can happen only if people accept and understand each other, as they are. I am no exception to this menace of true lies. 

Wouldn’t there be many of us who lie to our partners, to parents, to children, to colleagues..? And are there not many of us who wouldn’t ever lie to a good friend? So friendship is more unconditional and without expectations, which doesn’t need the garb of pretenses to survive and not hurt. Wouldn’t it be lovely if all were friends.. no matter what other relationship they share? 

6 comments:

  1. budhiparamaya chinthayum vikaraparamaya sameepanavum..

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  2. Honesty is the core of any relationship. But blissful truthfulness can happen only if people accept and understand each other, as they are.:) well said pygmy hugggsss..

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  3. Dear Pygma,

    It's been a long time:) Happy to have you again! Hope you are well performing you role in the World's stage with occasional exits and entrances from and to the "real self" and the necessary pretences!

    Your musings remind me of Frued's theory of sexual instinct and pleasure principle! Sorry for bringing the theoretical concerns here. It's just I was made to think of it after reading your confessions.

    "So why should one glorify love by severing it from lust?"... I may sound a little unreal here, yet I want to say that sometimes I feel it's possible to love and admire someone so beautifully without the desire to possess them. The very feel of our ability to understand and appreciate their very self (though am not sure how much of that aspect of Romance be present in such a feeling) makes me believe in what's called the "platonic love". May be the lust and desire for consummation are the hidden strong urges behind the "true love", and as I am not sure of and haven't experienced yet what's this "true love" is I should not be disagreeing with you here for your question of "in short of love" if it is less physical!

    Love and regards:)

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    1. So glad dear Nasnin.. its been a long time I have'nt crossed the bridge to scribblings .. will soon..
      There is no one right answer to many questions, my dear
      All are true and all are lies too :)
      glad glad to see you here ... love

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  4. Hi Pygma. I don't know if you remember me but i used to be one of your followers earlier. Remember the blog Audere Agere Auferre? I can't blame you if you don't. :P

    Anyway, I'm back here and it feels great. :)
    I hope we can follow each other again!
    http://theseasonedwoman.blogspot.in/

    Love!

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  5. Yes...you truly are one hell of a woman. Reality is that we are very possessive about our most deepest secrets and our desires. We are afraid to drop the veil that covers our naked truth. We constantly lie that after a certain point we start deriving gratifucation from it. Weird. And yes 'I cant give without you' is just a moment were the heart is reminded of the pain in case it gets broke. In really we all r self sufficient.
    Loved this!!!

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