Jo Aadmi

[Kinzz]

Re: Jo Aadmi

it depends...not necessarily! there are people of all sorts in this world...some even surprise you with their behaviour. i've come across some men who are nice to their parent-in-laws' while terribly mean to their own parents and vice versa.

Urdu question and English post from you, yeh karishma kese howa :D

[Monk]

Re: Jo Aadmi

apnay maan baap ka nahin ho saka woh kissi aur ka kaisay ho sakta hai?

What do you think? If a man is not able to be honest, respectful and faithful to his parents...his own blood.....what is the likelihood that he can show any of these qualities to you?

Of course I am not referring to those situations where circumstances are far from the norm and major disagreements between the parent(s) and son exist.

A guy who can't present his father with feeling honor is complete trash.
haha may be its a case of like father like son.

Kids who have parents they can respect along with other people are the best kids ever.

Girls should look for such boys to marry.
Off course unless you like psychology and like to to do fixing in your free time.

You know, kids who don't respect their parents, need to work double hard to break the cycle and
become good respectable parents them self!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Monk]

Re: Jo Aadmi

He can't. If a man/woman can look at their parents in the eye and lie to their face, they can do it to anybody.

Just look at people who live a double life and how hard that must be to maintain in front of their folks. It becomes a personality trait to lie and these traits rarely go away ....

Well, the only person I lied to was my father. I think when you lie to some one you accept their authority over you.
I don't give a crap about any one else and tell them the truth.
But when ever father asked "namaz parh li"

me"jee abu" :D
Then I prayed to God in my heart to forgive me :)

[TLK]

Re: Jo Aadmi

I think when you lie to some one you accept their authority over you.

wow, this is so deep that if it was any deeper, it would have popped out of china. seriously.

[Muzna]

Re: Jo Aadmi

wow, this is so deep that if it was any deeper, it would have popped out of china. seriously.

I was going to say something similar.......except for the popping out of china part......that's all yours' buddy.

[KKF]

Re: Jo Aadmi

@Kinzz

Urdu question and English post from you, yeh karishma kese howa

hehehe…isii ko kahte haiN na “sawaal gandum, jawaab chana!”?

[Kinzz]

Re: Jo Aadmi

^ nahi ..isko Kehte hain her bat ka ulta Karna
Jab log apko chila chila kar Kehte hain ke apki roman Urdu+bold green writting samjh nahi ati tab to nahi sunte unki app

[Kinzz]

Re: Jo Aadmi

@ OP
Not only Mard but I think it's same with ladies too,Jo apne larki parents ke sath 100% sincere na ho wo kisi aur k sath ho sakti hai?

[Southie]

Re: Jo Aadmi

apnay maan baap ka nahin ho saka woh kissi aur ka kaisay ho sakta hai?

If a man is not able to be honest, respectful and faithful to his parents...his own blood.....what is the likelihood that he can show any of these qualities to you?

t.

If a man displays lack of ALL three above qualities towards his parents then he cannot be good to anyone. On the other hand if the parents repeatedly lie to him they are displaying lack of honesty and "faithfulness".

And in spite of this if the man continues to do his duty he will hopefully be fine with Ram or Rahim.

[Keyboard_Stoker]

Re: Jo Aadmi

Hey if your parents were really bad, its perfectly okay to ignore them or sever contact.

[Southie]

Re: Jo Aadmi

wow, this is so deep that if it was any deeper, it would have popped out of china. seriously.

Cant believe I am saying this. But Mr. Monks post actually made lot of sense but for your out of context quotation of said subject!

[KKF]

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@Kinzz

^ nahi ..isko Kehte hain her bat ka ulta Karna
Jab log apko chila chila kar Kehte hain ke apki roman Urdu+bold green writting samjh nahi ati tab to nahi sunte unki app

green rang to is dad ke is she’r ko paRh kar band kiyaa:

dars e parvaaz hai har rang k jo tasveer meN hai.

sister ke intiqaal ke ba’d mujhe koii rang nahiiN bhaataa ab!

[TLK]

Re: Jo Aadmi

Cant believe I am saying this. But Mr. Monks post actually made lot of sense but for your out of context quotation of said subject!

Yes I agree. It actually did make a lot of sense

[Reha]

Re: Jo Aadmi

Yeah right............

when it comes for a man to be faithful to his parents............ yo womenz start whining and all....and open threads like this

Nomi, its not necessary to be unjust with one to be just with the other.

If you are responsible for your parents, you should remember you're also responsible for wife.

You can take care of both if you want but most people cannot balance.

[NomiCA]

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@Reha

Nomi, its not necessary to be unjust with one to be just with the other.

If you are responsible for your parents, you should remember you’re also responsible for wife.

You can take care of both if you want but most people cannot balance.

who decides whats ‘‘fair’’ and whats ‘‘just’’?? the wife… right??

@Muzna

obviously the two threads are completely different…
both have made allowances for special and excruciating circumstances.
let me know if I should type that spaced out so its easier to understand.

Please do…also make it capital, bold, underline and font 36… thank you very much.