Well I’m
writing this blog in the most apt time. In two months I would be turning 25.
Ohh my Gosh 25! Is it just a number or seriously you have to act mature ? Like you have
just given your 12th grade exams and eventually you are 25 now. It
is seriously kind of 'LIKE IT HAPPENED YESTERDAY' of Ravinder Singh.
This phase
of life comes with so many complications. You have just completed your studies
a year back and your first job brings you with plenty of hopes and optimism. In
short your life just took off. You want to earn-spend-shop-explore-travel and
your parents are like ‘let me find a perfect guy for you’. DUH! I think most of
the girls of my age are annoyed hearing this from their parents.
This is the
final call for our life. Especially for we girls, we need to think what we
actually want from our life. Doesn’t matter how much you hate marriages, some
fine day you have to say 'yes' to your parents and you would be wrapped in an
expensive attire ready to get double with sorrows and happiness of course (sarcasm)
So, no
perfect time is gonna come to push you with the things you want.
There is a
big difference between spending your own money and depending on your husband
for finances. I think no one wants to be the second one(not at least me)
I think all
our dreams and desires becomes less difficult to achieve as a bachelorette.
Still it takes efforts to get started with it. You need to be stubborn for
life. Stubborn for -your kind of life. Stubborn to fulfill all your bucket list.
Stubborn for dealing with your parents of what you want to become. Make them
count the crucial things you are looking for in the coming years which are more
important than getting married. It needs courage and confidence to say and to
work on it.
We all know
that a self-made woman is more respected than a woman who flaunts her husband’s
money. Many years from now when we look back and recall that I have been there,done
that..trust me that pang of satisfaction would surely gonna bring immense happiness to
the soul. I hope there would not be any disappointments and regrets then. It’s
not only about money ,it’s about being in the space you want to be, be the
person you think you can be and taking that first step towards it. It would be
discomforting, but that’s what life is all about. It starts at the end of our
comfort zone. So buck up girls! Let’s keep our heels and head always high. I
don’t want to miss my last train, do you?
P.S.—This
piece I’m writing to motivate myself and to all girls of my age :)
2 comments:
Hey Galaxy! Well written... I can actually relate with it.
nice blog!!
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