I love my mom. I am grateful
that she’s not one of those moms who’s control-ly or bossy. She’s not a
happy-go-lucky type but she’s not an angry woman either.
I am the opposite of her. Like most women here she
lives for the society. Every move she makes in her life depends on what others
would think of her. Her life is designed based on the “thinking” of others. She cried her eyes out on the day I told her my divorce was final, while
I treated myself to biriyani and a chocolate fudge cake.
One day she said that my marriage was a mistake. I told her
I would be more careful the next time I do it!
I love teasing her and her ways.
But the thing that puts me off is her addiction to the
crappy “serials” on tv. Oh my god! The shit they show! It is unbelievable. Art is exaggeration of life I get it, but the
serials cross the line.
Sample : A small
girl loses her ability to speak when she witnesses a man’s fall from a
building. After so much drama and
wailing of the chorus singers she goes back to school. Everyone is nicer to
that girl, except one. That’s another small girl for crying out loud. She is
shown with a background score that is suitable for a horrendous villain when
she’s merely jealous of the attention
the other one gets. The next scene she
plans something BIG and BAD and I coudn’t watch any of it no more.
I am kinda addicted too to Hollywood and sitcoms. The
movies I watch are too gross or too scary or too violent to my mom. At one
point you merge with what you like I guess. I remember the poem I read long
time back in which Elliot says that the dancer and the dance become one. I am
like what I watch and my mom’s like what she watches. It is
one of the
external factors that
leaves its influence on us. Like
the people we meet, like the books we read, what we watch on tv too leaves
something inside of us. We choose and we
become!
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