umesha ji its okay if you dislikes those persons. but you have no rights to
use the bad language on this matter. you are depressing the person instad of
making him confident.
so be careful before writing and useing these words.
Kind regards
(Shubham Gupta)
----- Original Message -----
From: "Umesha Economics" <umesha....@gmail.com>
To: <accessindia@accessindia.org.in>
Sent: Saturday, December 17, 2011 11:50 AM
Subject: Re: [AI] A complex problem
sorry for my harsh words. but I dislike people who destroy the peaceful
social relations and those who expect someone else to contribute for their
benefit due to their own inability.
tell me where I am wrong so that I can try correcting my opinion.
Umesha
----- Original Message -----
From: "ekinath ekinath" <ekin...@gmail.com>
To: <accessindia@accessindia.org.in>
Sent: Friday, December 16, 2011 10:21 AM
Subject: Re: [AI] A complex problem
Absolutely Umeshaji,
Couldn't agree more with you and even to the language used.
This case nothing different to me than the case of that stupid
politician who wants ticket to contest election sighting liability of
his blind child.
Mohit,
your friend should look for a job and rest all things would fall in
place; mobility, independence, parents confidence in him, and world's
of good in future as nobody keeps you on a job and pay because your
blind. There you got to be competitive.
If your successful in a profession, personal life can become easily
manageable.
Good luck
On 12/14/11, Mohit Shah Shah <mohit.shah...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi all,
I have a very good friend who is partially blind.
So, he is facing a very big problem.
I asked him to ask about his problem in this group, but he doesn't
want to insult himself or his family by doing that.
He is 20 years old.
He is currently pursuing his LLB degree in Pune.
So, his maternal grandparents are very rich.
They have a very big house which is worth crores of rupees.
So, his dad says that the house should be divided equally between his
mother and her brother after the deaths of his maternal grandparents.
His dad says that his mother should get a part of the house so that
she will then have the resources to help him (my friend) if he fails
to do something substantial in his life.
His dad also works very hard to collect more and more resources just
to make sure that my friend doesn't have to face a lot of problems in
his future.
So, my friend is mostly upset because his parents keep arguing about
this matter all the time.
He says that his dad also uses abusive language while arguing with his
mother.
His dad tries to prevent him (my friend) and his mother from meeting
his grandparents, because his dad feels that his grandparents don't
care about his future.
His maternal grandparents say that they can't divide that particular
house because their son (my friend's maternal uncle) stays in that
house.
They are,however, willing to give another house to my mother which is
not as expensive as the house that my dad wants.
My friend says that both his grandparents and his father are really nice
people.
He says that his father is worried about his future because of his
visual impairment.
And his father believes that his mother should also help in building a
better future for my friend.
My friend is a very capable guy.
He always comes first in exams.
So, I'm sure that he will not require anybody's assistance for
building his career.
He is always upset because of the fights between his parents.
He feels that he is the main reason for all their fights.
He wants to show his father that he is not so worthless that he will
require the assistance of his maternal grandparents.
So, what can my friend do?
My friend will be reading all your posts, so please do share your
suggestions and views.
Regards,
Mohit
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