Toghetherness

THE BIGGEST competition ever on the surface of mother earth is the one between men and women. From childhood to adulthood we follow the competition. In childhood, no game was more enjoyable than a game played boys versus girls.

In some religions, men are said to be greater than women, in some women are greater. Some religions like Hindu religion portrays the women as Goddess Durga and Lakshmi. But some feel that they are bad and faulted creations of the God who broke the law at the first place and ate from the ‘Tree of Information and Awareness’. While somewhere men are said to be strong and fierce and also the head of the family ‘who can bring some food home’. Women however, are said to be delicate and beautiful, and also very responsible, and hence all the household jobs are mostly done by her.

But as the globe moves, the women have come out of their homes and gave men a tough competition in the ‘outside-home’ jobs as well as doing the household works.

The world can never function without both of them. A day can’t end without both day and night, a coin is never good enough without heads and tails, and world can’t be good if even one of the two is missing because contrast is the spice of life. Should they be one of the beautiful creations, women are not as strong as men and vice versa which remains the fact. Just that way, men can be strong but they can never be as responsible as women. That is how nature wants them to be, and that is how they should be because every time human has tried to interfere with the nature’s processes, he has faced nature’s anger.

The competition goes on and so does the combination. A man will always be dependent on her for his lineage and the beauties would always charm their better halves for their security. God didn’t complete any of them so that they hold hands and maintain the rules of togetherness.

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