thŕattle

Satheesh wonders asking:
Is it crime to marry the girl whom you loved?

Yes. It is a crime for which you’ll be punished with a “life” sentence. >:O) (fun only answer)

My way of asking this question, moving it from a specific case to a thŕattled case:
Is it a crime for X to marry Y with whom X is in love? (Y is Male & X is Female, just as their chromosomes!)

Yes for Y. Its a crime for Y, with whom X is in love, to marry X with whom Y isn’t in love! Simple! Ok. What if marriage happens? The answer becomes complex. Simple again!

Yeah! Falling in Love is a crime, as it involves stealing each other’s hearts. >:O) If one isn’t too comfortable in loosing his/her heart, he/she takes back from her/him. If both give back what they stole, the case is closed & the love is dissolved. If one takes back & the other doesn’t, there is a twist in the crime. Now, who is the Criminal? Is it the Taker? Or the Looser?

Well. I say both are criminals. The Taker is charged with “giving & taking”. The Looser is charged with “accepting & refusing to accept”. The trial continues! >:O)

What EH says is something like this:

Man created the god. Man offered shelter, clothing & food to god. Man is the father of god, as he christened them with names. He is the caretaker & guardian. Man made god to thrive in this world. The craze for god is created by Man’s grace. Man doesn’t kill any god. Man is mercy. Man made this world to praise god. Shudn’t it be the god who has to worship Man?

Update #0: EH worries said that I didn’t understand properly & its better to ask for explanation than to assume. This is how I have understood & written consequently. Afterall, god is nothing but a Man’s understanding of being super-human.