I am Indian. I am a wife. I married for love because it is the modern age. Earlier we had, these silly reasons. Money, status, family and fame. They married for that and lived with that. For no one dared question. No one dared change. The winds of change has blown around. The hearts of men have changed a bit Not fully, I say. Not fully, but bit. I am an Indian, I am a wife. I have not changed; name - my own. for the sake of it to be shown. I have a job and that was my dowry. For the world knows I can stand on my own, if things go awry. I do decide. He does decide. And we get to say and stay together in matters of life. I am ninety now and see my kids married and in a total mess. Maybe, they didnt learn or try to see. What husband did to the life of me. They live-in now, dont have kids. Earn for two and spend for three. No. This aint what I dreamt of then. This aint what I predicted. My husband is gone And I am still here. Hope he sees me and my imminent fear. Bless our sons, Bless me t