“Mard ko dard nahin
hota!” Ever since Amitabh Bachchan beautifully said this dialogue in his
movie “Mard”, the apparently mere metaphorical representation of the pain and
agony that Amitabh was subjected to “in the scene” took a leap of stride. The
dialogue which was once used to symbolize the maleness has lately been readily
abused and is used against males themselves, of course by their most
appropriate counterpart. Who else would envy the males?
I am here to describe how being a male is a relentless
tougher job than being a female. There, I said it. Someone has to whirl the
perils of being a male in the women bent society, I am here do so. I heard a
lot about how difficult is to be a female; people read and appreciate the facts
but never hurl, “How is it being a male?” Being a male is not only shoving the
pay cheque in a poker match, attending all the super cars/bikes rally or
googling the nearest strip club, no absolutely not m’am. Perhaps, some facts
might clear the mist around us.