Comments on Peel the Onion: Clothes maketh a woman

HAha.. I don't have a daughter or niece or any...

2010-08-03T03:49:42.948-07:00

HAha.. I don't have a daughter or niece or anything because right now "I" am the daughter ... hahha .. you have rightly put everything you described about yours... I was the same ... but ...as you come to know the pain of walking in stilettos only after putting ur feet into it ....similarly you come to terms with the reality only when you step into it...

Nicely put, Sharmila .........Great humour! Loved ...

2010-07-26T04:55:43.668-07:00

Nicely put, Sharmila .........Great humour! Loved it. I have a couple of nieces (cousins daughters, actually) whom this article reminded of.

Ahh then there is hope.. I am the father of a 14 y...

2010-07-25T09:44:25.387-07:00

Ahh then there is hope.. I am the father of a 14 year old . Enough said!

As a new father, I just smiled when I read your ar...

2010-07-20T07:29:16.179-07:00

As a new father, I just smiled when I read your article. My daughter just turned 15 months the other day and I am already treading the days when we fight over what clothes she can and cannot wear. I know the clothes don't make the women and vice versa but how am I going to be able to tell her that.

hi, since I am a mother of a young daughter too, c...

2010-07-19T00:49:41.979-07:00

hi, since I am a mother of a young daughter too, can't help but smile. well written. totally agree with what you have written.

what i would like to add is the pressure of the compelling arguments presented by the media through news channels, through advertising, through tele serials, through medical and health bulletins. the way they are presented, one is almost pressurized to gulp them down the throat without discretion, and since the process is insidious, it becomes very difficult to even detect.