Yup! Woman is a must for Success

An ancient proverb says, "Behind every successful man, there is a woman" (funny extension of which is, "Behind every failed man, there are at least two") A thorough study of mine on the original proverb found it true to the core. Having a woman is highly essential for scaling heights in life. One, who has none, wastes too much time thinking about what would have happened, if he had one? .... gets trapped and nothing happens (Which otherwise would also not have happpened, but now he keeps on thinking that this all is due to lady-less life :) One, who is happy with his lady, is, of course, living a peaceful life, there is less stress, which is an essential component of being successful. While the other person, whose life has become hell due to the lady, simply ignores her, and 40% of his mind is now free (In case of doubt, Refer my earlier posting "Guys' Dressing Sense"), doesn't want to think about opposite sex, which ultimately can lead to him being more dedicated and efficient worker (both these qualities are descriptors of success.)

A woman never comes alone in life, It comes in a package along with free products (improves various skills like managerial, entrepreneur, truth-hiding, showy skills) which are a must for growth in today's world. You are a different person, after you enter a relationship (according to your friends, relatives), and you are happy because you feel you are changing according to your lady. Suddenly, one fine day, She says, "You are not the same person, as you used to be!!!" (and your mind, if any, goes blank.... )

History also supports my arguments. A lady makes fun of her husband, and We know this person, Goswami Tulsidas, for his most-respected piece of literature RamCharitManas. Another lady criticises her illiterate husband, and another genius was born whom we know today as Kalidas (writer of Malvikaagnimitra, Abhigyan-Shakuntalam and many more). (Ever wondered Why all famous people are "Das"(servants) of their respective wives :D), and they say, "Society has been male-dominated." (I feel the opposite way.)

In the end, I would like to quote few words of famous English writer Oscar Wilde, "A man can be happy with any woman as long as he does not love her." Udham Singh supplemented it, "True! A man can never be happy with the woman, he loves."