The Unnecesary Necessity ..... The Missing Stair

[mistearyusdiva2]

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[eternal_ot]

Well...sure could relate with those thoughts..which reminded me of the few missing stairs in my life as well...;)...Well done!!

[mistearyusdiva2]

Thank u eternal_ot for the read .... glad it touched u in some way :)

[eternal_ot]

:)

[baxaphobia]

I have a friend who moved to India several years ago. She described life there just as you do! Smile.

[mistearyusdiva2]

:) Is she Indian ? If not she must be having it pretty tough. But that's not to say we don't have our 'kodak' moments. I hope there comes chance to write on those too ..... Thank u for reading ... and assuring me I am not the only one in my world ....:) Have a great day and All the Best :)

[baxaphobia]

No my friend is not Indian. She's been there for several years now and is used to it by now. She's actually totally blind and a journalist. Smile

[roina_arwen]

I like the parallels you posed here with all the people who are "missing stairs". :)

[mistearyusdiva2]

Thank u roina_arwen ..... That sure makes me feel like giving myself a pat on the back to know that u have liked something in the write up. :)

[halfshellvenus]

This paints a very clear picture of how hard it can be to simply say, "Stop" or That is not your business." It's much more difficult when the tide of an entire culture is against your doing exactly that.

[mistearyusdiva2]

Learning to say "no" is sometimes the toughest things to learn ..... and u have really hit the nail on what makes it harder to do :) thank u for reading and of course the feed back.

[kehlen]

It must be tough when such people have an added cover of traditionalism. :/

[mistearyusdiva2]

Absolutely .... somewhere we just have to learn to tear off that cover and forge ahead :) And then ofcourse only if it were as easy as it is said. Thank u for reading and the feedback :)