An Analysis Of 'No, Absolutely Not, You Listened To Gulnar'

‘No, absolutely not, you listened to Gulnar’.
‘I hope you are not playing around with me?’
‘Why should I fool around with you, I am dead serious, do you perceive I stand to make mockery of myself?’
‘What makes you interested in me?’
‘I find you a perfect man for me, your courteousness, your candid views, a sober personality and above all your masculinity make a mark on me’.
He again looked towards me, smiled a little and carried genuine questions, ‘ No doubt I had a fantasy for you right from my adolescent days, but a marriage, will it be a right decision for both of us, we are separated by an appreciable age, our monetary condition is vastly different ’.
Finding the goings, progressing in the right direction I suggested moving to a nearby restaurant. He held my hand, from time to time he made a little squeeze, making me smile with an elegant look, he seems to be enjoying walking with me. We reached a restaurant and occupied our seats, the waiter placed the menu card before Umar, I snatched it and authoritatively asked him his choice. He answered after a pause, ‘Whatever you like’. I ordered for the dinner and resumed our talks from where we left it.
Our further talks apparently made clear his intentions, he was ready to marry me, but with some conditions. Foremost, I have to leave
This reflects positivism and steadiness in a family. I am not advocating about gender bias, but this is for sure male or female someone has to wield the authority in the family and the man no doubt has scored the point in comparison to a woman. Dogmatism towards women has always been a subject of discussion. Broadminded people have been ferociously speaking about the partiality and intolerance still being followed between the two sexes and will keep on discussing the same for ages and the issue will keep burning like a hot potato with no solution in