In the west, this question can generally mean only one thing - a commitment/breakup with your boyfriend/girlfriend is in the offing. But, Indians are the kings of customization. We need a mix and match for everything. (Instances below)
The too-much phobia
- Son is playing too much cricket. He has to write his board exams in four years.
- Too much work/Too much fun/Too much relaxation/Too much tension/Too much travel.
- Talking too much in the phone.
The attention-seeker syndrome (I have it)
- Why no attention at all?
- Can't people just leave me alone for a minute?
- I feel like we are drifting apart. (Now, this is very common Ok. Not pin-pointing.)
The gutless phenomenon
- I don't want the others* to think that something is going on.
WHAT-THE-IF
- What if it goes somewhere I don't know where. (read again to understand)
- What if I can't answer with where I want it to go. (again, read again to understand)
From all that I have understood, it is a question
- that you should never ask yourself when you don't want to.
- that you should never let someone irrelevant, answer (and bother).
- that you should never answer when someone irrelevant asks.
- that you should always answer aloud (to the relevant).
- that you should always ask yourself first (and try to answer) before a second opinion.
- that can work wonders when found an answer to (both ways).
- that also affects people (or surroundings) other than you.
- that guys TRY TO AVOID and girls are OBSESSED with (generally).
- that guys DON'T CARE when they don't have an answer.
- that girls answer with ALOOF when they don't want to pick an answer.
- that you SHOULD find an answer when there are too many options.
- that is IRRELEVANT when you don't have a choice.
*others - anyone/anything that is not a stakeholder of which is going where, except for gossiping about it.
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You do have the uncanny( I don't know if it's enviable though) knack to categorize,correlate and analogize feelings that others find hard to put into words :D
And on that note, brilliantly written.
P.S: Glad to see that all that energy saved on tweeting is channeled here.
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