Noconvolutions!

A close associate asked me how she looked wearing a nose-stud. I didn’t know what to say. I never wore one myself. I never noticed when other females wore them. I just nodded a yes. Later, I kept wondering about the intricate details of wearing a nose-ring/stud.

A natural and partial protective mechanism in humans to prevent dust particles and poisonous gaseous substances from entering into the lungs is the hair present in the nostrils. To keep a nose-ring intact on your nose , you got to bend the nose-ring inward so that it has a firm grip at the inner lining of your nose, alternatively you fix it with an instrument. All this can be done only after you’ve pierced your nose with the ring.The process is so very tedious and painful.

Secondly, while incorporating this process, you might pluck out 2 or 3 of your nostril hair accidentally. This implies that you give way to lung diseases into your body. If the process is a daily practice where you might wish to wear a designer stud every other day, your immune system becomes vulnerable.

The third reason why I won’t choose to wear one is it’ such a cancerous thought to have a metal piece inside your nose.
Nevertheless you look beautiful with that litt
le/big metal/stone sitting on your nose. Check that out!

Hey take it easy, I am not on an errand of any for/against statement regarding the never-ending issue of women’s rights [though its still unfortunate that men get to decide women’s rights].Its just that I’m badly confused about the privileges granted and the limitations imposed on men under the only religion called MANKIND but having various sub-religions like Hinduism, Islam etc. which are the parents of all possible sorts of discriminations. This might sound strange but the irony lies in its truth and the truth is that each of these sub-religions is bifurcated into two main discriminations:

                          MEN                         

                          WOMEN

Frankly speaking, most of the sub-religions are eventually defying the perpetuation of the myth that men and women must be discriminated i.e. they have started thinking like real humans but there is still a long way to go before we can actually call the world a better place to live in. 

Privileges with MEN: 

àListless 

 Privileges with WOMEN: 

àLive for the sake of being alive

àReproduce

àRaise children

àSometimes fight for your rights waiting for a certainty that they may be acknowledged some day.

 àIF your fights for your rights are acknowledged and you are alive, TRY not to miss the chance of exercising the rights.