Hari the Hadron

Saturday, July 02, 2005

SHORT STORY 2

He felt guilty and stopped her whenever she cried, she called it emotional blackmail and loss of basic freedom. He allowed her this freedom without interference, the world called him inhuman.

Out of care he was very gentle on her in bed, she insulted calling him unmanly. He displayed his manliness to make her happy; she broke her hip, the world called him barbaric.

posted by hari at 3:00 PM

37 Comments:

  • HI Everybody. please feel free to comment. even criticism would be a compliment.

    By Blogger hari, at 2:35 AM  

  • What a way to project guys!!!! You mean they don't have a way out. :-)

    By Blogger Yours Truly, at 2:56 PM  

  • Before commenting, I read almost all your latest posts. " RIDICULOUS TITLE" Ans "Mercy Killing" especially caught my attention. Yes, in the absence of real perfomers, our media tend to highlight Sania Mirz and Kartikeyan. Sania especially seem more at other places than at tennis court. An article written on ex-All Badminton Champ Prakash Padukone flashed in my mind. where it was highlighted that he was facilitated after winning the championship, and he returned home at 3:30 in the morning, but next day at 5:30 he was on the badminton court!

    By Blogger Yours Truly, at 3:09 PM  

  • This looks like the "view from the opposite side" to the latest QT by Ammani :-)

    By Blogger Krish, at 9:23 PM  

  • Extremely short story I guess.

    But yeah, viewpoints differ... and that gets highlighted in the short two paras. Good one!

    By Blogger Deepak Jeswal, at 9:30 PM  

  • so u say guys r tenderly understanding...my Gaud...Hari...i dont accept to this...

    By Blogger che sara sara, at 3:14 AM  

  • Just read Ammani's short tale and came here to see yours.. Want to say "sabaash.. seriyana potti", but i believe that its a coincidence that both the posts had the same background.

    By Blogger Chakra, at 3:17 AM  

  • Eppadi Hari ungalala ippadi think panna mudiyuthu :).

    By Blogger REFLEX, at 7:45 AM  

  • hello....interesting piece......perception it all comes down to that......

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 2:02 PM  

  • Interesting, Hari, Interesting. War of the Worlds notwithstanding, is this what is War of the Sexes? Who's the winner? I dread to think....

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 6:52 PM  

  • IRONIC - Is what comes to my mind. Nice play of words which now come to prove my point. I dont see this as a battle of the sexes or as a sexist issue - WHY?

    BECAUSE you've used the words HE and SHE. Specifics. Not Man and Woman - a generalization.

    Because a man and woman in love would not have such trivial ... matters bothering them. A woman wouldn't cry if she really loved her man. My mom always told me - Never Trust a female who cries and a male who smiles. There is a LOT of sense in that ...

    So, its quiet sad to see that there still are females who cry in bed and stupid males who feel 'guilty' - in all probabilities he's having second thoughts and that's why he's guilty - maybe a wife in the background!?

    Honestly and personally - manliness is not proved in the fact that a male had impregnated a female and thus given birth to a child. A man will prove his manliness only and ONLY if that child he fathered will call him his / her father in all reverence and love and respect.

    People get married give birth to children and then provide food, clothes and shelter and then it's over - NO - it is NOT.

    O Great, I've strayed away from the topic !!! Anyways, nice 'short story' :-)

    By Blogger Loveena Raj, at 10:06 PM  

  • WOW! view from the other side, eh? keep them coming, we appreciate it, for the balance! :)
    btw, new post up. check it out when you have the time...

    cheers!

    By Blogger Houseowner, at 6:47 AM  

  • Well firstly very good concept!!

    Its actually a nice antidote after all the male bashing on Sophie's journal.

    LOL!!

    Hey Sophie....no offence meant!

    Feedback...please take this as constructive criticism!

    i guess the sentences have a few "buts" missing. Having those around will probably make the sentences more grammatically correct.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 3:30 AM  

  • interesting and nice as well

    this happens if we act acording to our loved ones wishes whom we r sure of not having patience as well as understanding

    still unable to find a solution for the problems of this type
    if u know how to make such ppl happy let me know

    By Blogger Soumya, at 7:05 AM  

  • when is the next one coming??? no .3

    By Blogger che sara sara, at 8:12 AM  

  • Hi Alka,

    Truly they don't, most of them.

    By Blogger hari, at 9:01 AM  

  • Alka,

    There was once a time when India had true sportsmen in sports and statesmen in politics.

    Today we have models in sports and misleaders in politics.

    By Blogger hari, at 9:03 AM  

  • Thennavan,

    It was just a coincidence. In fact I read her's only after I posted

    By Blogger hari, at 9:04 AM  

  • Deepak, thanks. Will read yours short one.

    By Blogger hari, at 9:04 AM  

  • Sophie,

    There are exceptions everywhere. Now who constitute the "Exceptions" is ones own perspective.

    By Blogger hari, at 9:05 AM  

  • Chakra,

    It was just a coincidence. I am not match to Ammani's prowess in this field.

    By Blogger hari, at 9:06 AM  

  • Hey Reflex,

    Manda kaanjidichunna eppadi thoughts ellam varum appa.

    By Blogger hari, at 9:07 AM  

  • Hi Divya,

    You got it perfectly right. That is what I wanted to convey.

    By Blogger hari, at 9:08 AM  

  • Hi Ravi,

    Nobody is ever a winner in a war. All are losers. Only peace thereafter wins.

    By Blogger hari, at 9:09 AM  

  • Hi Trouv,

    WELCOME BACK. My eyes were really longing to read your fiery, radical comments. Truly missed you yaar.

    By Blogger hari, at 9:10 AM  

  • Ramya,

    Thanks so much. It is indeed a great compliment coming from the Glam Celeb Journo.

    By Blogger hari, at 9:11 AM  

  • Thanks Ganga.

    By Blogger hari, at 9:12 AM  

  • Hi Alex,

    Thanks for visiting and the compliments. And thanks too for the tips to improve my english grammer.

    By Blogger hari, at 9:13 AM  

  • Hi Soumya,

    Be happy by doing your duty in making others happy. It is for those others to appreciate your efforts and be contended and happy or greedy for more and sad.

    By Blogger hari, at 9:14 AM  

  • Sophie,

    Other stories in my mind are long and tragic. You would all dump my blog if i post them.

    By Blogger hari, at 9:15 AM  

  • Chalo everyone is doing it now!!!!lol.. is ammani THAT addictive?

    By Blogger Unknown, at 6:28 AM  

  • Hari Idha Padichappuramum ennoda bulbe eriyamattenguthu!
    Swahilya

    By Blogger Swahilya Shambhavi, at 2:56 AM  

  • Next post please.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 4:59 PM  

  • Hari
    firs time here ,came thro swahilya
    excellent one

    By Blogger Ganesh, at 8:25 PM  

  • hi hari , It was good to see you on my blog . you were on it right on time for the bloggeratti . do come back for more updates .

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 11:02 PM  

  • rather short, no ?

    By Blogger yesbob, at 1:46 PM  

  • hari...
    liked it :) but felt it out of a tamil movie :))

    anu

    By Blogger Anu, at 6:43 AM  

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