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Ashish Bhatanagar
Jan 26, 2013, 4:07:06 AM1/26/13
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By Shefali Vaidya
Yes, I get it. As a mother myself, I completely understand. You are a doting mom. You think your son is a genius. Even when his teachers, your neighbors, their grand-aunts, in fact, the whole world tells you that your boy has an IQ of a doorknob, you do not agree. He is your son, and you are firmly convinced that he is destined for great things.
When he drops out of school, you blame it on the teachers. When he can't get a job on his own merit, you think it is the employers who are at fault. You get him a job using your influence, he fails miserably at that too. You curse the cruel world.
You cheer loudly at his smallest accomplishments. He takes a local train ride in Mumbai, you celebrate like he has summitted Everest.
He is 44, unmarried. He has no degree nor does he have a job. In fact, he cannot list a SINGLE accomplishment of his own. Naturally, sonny boy is a bit depressed. He is tired of the robot you bought him some time ago. He wants a new toy.
When he asks for something, you never hesitate to give it to him. You will beg, borrow and steal, but you will get your precious boy what he wants! I totally get that. You are his doting mamma after all! Most mothers would have done that.
Only difference is, while other mothers might buy their sons a motorcycle or a car, you want to gift your imbecile son a whole COUNTRY to run!
Lady, you certainly dream big
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Ashish
Yes, I get it. As a mother myself, I completely understand. You are a doting mom. You think your son is a genius. Even when his teachers, your neighbors, their grand-aunts, in fact, the whole world tells you that your boy has an IQ of a doorknob, you do not agree. He is your son, and you are firmly convinced that he is destined for great things.
When he drops out of school, you blame it on the teachers. When he can't get a job on his own merit, you think it is the employers who are at fault. You get him a job using your influence, he fails miserably at that too. You curse the cruel world.
You cheer loudly at his smallest accomplishments. He takes a local train ride in Mumbai, you celebrate like he has summitted Everest.
He is 44, unmarried. He has no degree nor does he have a job. In fact, he cannot list a SINGLE accomplishment of his own. Naturally, sonny boy is a bit depressed. He is tired of the robot you bought him some time ago. He wants a new toy.
When he asks for something, you never hesitate to give it to him. You will beg, borrow and steal, but you will get your precious boy what he wants! I totally get that. You are his doting mamma after all! Most mothers would have done that.
Only difference is, while other mothers might buy their sons a motorcycle or a car, you want to gift your imbecile son a whole COUNTRY to run!
Lady, you certainly dream big
Ashish
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