Having written a lot on the positive
sides of the single Indian man/male , I , Bhaveen Sheth would today like to focus today on the single Indian men
who have failed both on the personal and professional front
So, who are these men????????? They
are smaller in number; however their population is rising day by day.
Here is a basic profile: Mostly in
their Mid 30’s and 40’s doing just mediocre jobs, dragging themselves day by
day, having no vision on what to do in their lives. Their behavioural traits
comprise of frustration, angst, hatred, jealousy, depression, sadness, gloom
and many more characteristics of a negative personality.
Time and again, I have come across
such type of men. For some reason or the other they just happened to be left
out, left out in all aspects of life i.e. education, family, marriage, social
integration.
One may never know what actually
happened??? Was it a bad family upbringing? Was it a dysfunctional family? Was
it the negative influence of bad peers
and friends? Was it a negative personality? Was it the absence of
opportunities?
The typical failed single Indian man
presents to you as an average or below average looker, over the years this guy
has stopped taking care of himself, that can clearly be seen by his attire or
grooming, his health is in shambles as it is noticeable by his pot belly, he
has fallen upon bad vices like smoking and drinking and that too in excess. He
comes across as a sad and depressed person who at times has a violent temper.
He is filled with all forms of hate, hate towards women, children, family and
society.
As I have mentioned before, no one
really knows what went wrong in the lives of such men, but the fact is that
they never got out of their problems. They got stuck in an acidic vicious cycle
that is now taking them to their doom.
If you even look at their work, they
are poor performers; they come to work just to earn a salary so that they can
make a living. You can find them in all forms of occupations, especially the
ones where performance and merit are not the primary requirements, they are
mostly into the run by the mill 9 to 5 jobs. They have no requisite skills that
make a professional and neither do they try to learn them. Academically they
have a below required level of education or may be some sort of an out dated
education. They never try to enhance their knowledge and skills. So they
continue to do the same job for their entire life, no promotion, increments of
growth.
Adding to all of the above, they
happen to be from conservative families living in the typical Indian society.
Not a day goes by that these men and may be their parents are taunted on the
fact that they are still unmarried and have now missed the chance of finding a
soul mate. Many a times the desperate parents of these men try hard to find decent life partner, but due to their mediocre
job and below average personality, they are often rejected as they are
considered to be unsuitable matches.
A causal visit to their homes will
make you realize that all is not well within the family. It is very clear that
the family has gone dysfunctional. Their houses are also not in good condition
and if these men are living alone, their homes or should I say rooms are such
that they cannot be habitable by normal human beings. Such are the miserable or
deplorable conditions in which they live
in. The reality is that they don’t want to change the status quo.
They have limited or no friends.
They are never invited to any ones house or for any social gathering. Because
of their weird personality they are treated as outcasts.
And I, the Single Indian male often
observes such men at times with sympathy and at times with some sort of
disgust. I agree that one cannot change his past, but what I fail to understand
is why can’t someone work on his present and change his future???? What stops
anyone of us from taking up a positive step and making a better life???? How
can marriage change all the problems in the lives of these men when they are
not willing to change themselves in the first place?????
And this is the life of the single
men who are now major failures on their personal and professional front because
they have become hardened prisoners of their own dysfunctional world.
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