Originally posted by: maha2us
Zorro, If you ask question, 'Are you trying to provide an excuse to all such men with hurt feelings?'', it is really a personal attack
Save that for a real one. π You may not have to wait too long π
. if you ask question to someone based on his comment, it has to be for trying to understand the point of view of the person who posted the comment.
I asked what I thought your comment suggested to me.
I asked the question from psychological perspective. The more important point here is Duri was definitely mentally hurt. And there was no one to console him.
umm-- a common situation these days. None close by to console most people.
And the question still stands, is he supposed to have no feelings? That is what we are supposed to conclude.
Not at all. People are free to feel any damn feeling they want but not free to commit crimes due to their feelings of hurt, anger, sorrow or self pity.
Probably Bhishma and Drona could have his attention diverted showing his strengths. Even his father could have done the same and shown ways by which he could have loved and valued himself better. I never accept what he did is right . But one thing we definitely have to point is his hurt feelings were never given importance. If only right people had given importance to his hurt feelings, probably so much tragedy could have been avoided.
Right about thatπ If only his old man or his guruji had similarly expressed his feelings ( they were supposed to have feelings after all) by kicking his butt outa that dice game a great tragedy could ve been avoided
That would have diverted Duri's attention as well have shown the real strength of both the kicker and the kicked π
I am not sure whether women are more often hurt than men. But each hurt is hurt which deserves to be healed ..
hey but who deserves to suffer doing all that nursing of the wounds and why π
Some people can get hurt at the drop of a hat. One way to heal that is by kicking that hurt out by a bigger hurt. We often get to see such "mentally hurt" people inflicting much bigger physical hurt on people around them. That may heal their mental hurt but now who the heck is going to heal the physical hurt that these hurt ones cause? Before they spread around their misery I would be better to nip evil in the bud and thus heal the society from such tragedies π³
As of Draupadi's case, what was done to her was not done in an isolated place. It was done in front of elders and her husbands who never tried to stop the disrobing person. The hard part here is no one including Bhishma showed any moral courage and I never justify what anyone did including even what Pandavas did. They all are responsible for what Duri did.
Wow! some excellent logic here! All were responsible for Duri's action except Duri himself π --Maha-2-US, tussi mahaan ho puttar π
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