My thoughts exactly. I'm treating it as a joke right now, but I'm dead serious about hanging up on any potential suitors. *sigh* I thought I had dealt with this once already?
It's pretty bad, even if they are joking about it. I have no problem with internet romances or meeting people through these sites, mind, but I do have an issue with non-willing participants. And I'm most definitely not a willing participant.
The problem is that I grew up with that crazy Prince Charming on a White Horse mentality (crazy to the parents, anyway), where the guy of my dreams would sweep me off my feet and we'd fall madly in love and live happily ever after in a castle. That's just not how things are done in India, or at least, that's not how they were done when my parents were my age. They all did the matrimonials section of the newspaper, or the matchmaker people. It's so not for me, though.
I'm trying to be calm and cool and collected and pretend that I'm not at all bothered by it, even though I am, in the hopes that it will go away. That, and I'm over 250 miles away from them :)
If they aren't kidding, I'll...I'll...I'll do Something. And it won't be pretty, whatever it is.
If you weren't of age, I would've suggested emancipation. But that's out, I guess.
Pretending it doesn't matter is most certainly the way to go. 250 miles...what's that 3 1/2 hours? Maybe 4? Hmm, if it doesn't go away, it might be worth the drive.
I really do need to find my own boyfriend, just to stop the "We'll find a husband for you" comments. Then I just have to hear the "You must get married now" and the "I want grandkids" comments.
Did you see Grey's Anatomy? And more importantly, are you planning on watching next week? It looks like next week is going to be craaazy!
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My mom isn't computer savvy at all, but my dad is. No luck there.
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The problem is that I grew up with that crazy Prince Charming on a White Horse mentality (crazy to the parents, anyway), where the guy of my dreams would sweep me off my feet and we'd fall madly in love and live happily ever after in a castle. That's just not how things are done in India, or at least, that's not how they were done when my parents were my age. They all did the matrimonials section of the newspaper, or the matchmaker people. It's so not for me, though.
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I hope they're kidding! Maybe they are...? Yikes either way.
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If they aren't kidding, I'll...I'll...I'll do Something. And it won't be pretty, whatever it is.
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Pretending it doesn't matter is most certainly the way to go. 250 miles...what's that 3 1/2 hours? Maybe 4? Hmm, if it doesn't go away, it might be worth the drive.
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Can you imagine the headlines?
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Anything good on the style channel? I was watching Grey's anatomy.
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Did you see Grey's Anatomy? And more importantly, are you planning on watching next week? It looks like next week is going to be craaazy!
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