HybridSquirrel
Diamond Member
Sorta, more like a brainwashed marriage. Girl got knocked up by a Mormon, Mormon said they had to get married, got married, gave kid up for adoption anyway, moved to Utah and now the guy has 2 other live-in wives.
How long did it take for your grandparents from both sides to reconcile?
Alfa your family sounds like atot 😀
I fucking hate my dads side. My mothers side (upperclass) was way more excepting. My father's side was a whole mess. They accused my dad of gold digging and crap like that. Just his 9 other siblings my dad's parents had no problem.
They ended up moving to the USA 5 years later.
Still have to put up with their crap. My Dad's father wrote and unofficial will leaving all of his stuff to me (I was just born) and my dad's siblings sued saying that it was a fake will. I occasionally get death threats and crap like that from them.
Fun stuff 😀
Doesn't strike me as a terrible tradition as long as the participation by all parties is entirely voluntary...Throughout most of history, society has run on some form of arranged marriage. it's very ethnocentric of us to assume that it's absolutely utterly wrong
BladeVenom-
Is me calling the Taliban subhuman animals for their treatment of women just another example of me being close-minded?
Haha.. that is to be expected. 😛 People who accuse some one for gold digging.. are gold diggers IRL.
I think my parents are a bit more forgiving.. they know I am in a relationship, but we haven't talked about any future plans.. next time I visit India.. I should discuss with them in a non confrontational manner. I hope it goes smoothly.
I told my mother I want to buy a handgun. She flipped her shit.
🙄 Why not just go full Godwin. That kind of analogy proves you're not being open minded or reasonable.
So, here's a question.
Lots of Indian girls at my school and in my grad program, there's only couple pretty good looking ones. Hypothetically, could I ask them out or would I get turned down? I figure I would because they are in some sort of arranged marriage.
I've sort of always assumed that students from India are boring, traditionalistic type of people. And, I'm assuming that everyone from India is Muslim. I know, generalization is wrong, etc etc, but that's only because that is how I've experienced people from India. I've never met an Indian that smoked (cigs or bud), drank, or really was social at all.
So, here's a question.
Lots of Indian girls at my school and in my grad program, there's only couple pretty good looking ones. Hypothetically, could I ask them out or would I get turned down? I figure I would because they are in some sort of arranged marriage.
I've sort of always assumed that students from India are boring, traditionalistic type of people. And, I'm assuming that everyone from India is Muslim. I know, generalization is wrong, etc etc, but that's only because that is how I've experienced people from India. I've never met an Indian that smoked (cigs or bud), drank, or really was social at all.
So, here's a question.
Lots of Indian girls at my school and in my grad program, there's only couple pretty good looking ones. Hypothetically, could I ask them out or would I get turned down? I figure I would because they are in some sort of arranged marriage.
I've sort of always assumed that students from India are boring, traditionalistic type of people. And, I'm assuming that everyone from India is Muslim. I know, generalization is wrong, etc etc, but that's only because that is how I've experienced people from India. I've never met an Indian that smoked (cigs or bud), drank, or really was social at all.
Fair enough, I was hoping someone on here would shatter my views. I feel like they'd be fun to hang out with, but they seem so reserved and boring at school...If you haven't met any Indians that smoke and/or drink, you haven't met any "real" indians 😉 Plus your assumption is completely wrong 🙂
That would be sex before marriage in my case.
2nd place goes to me admitting drinking beer.
So, here's a question.
Lots of Indian girls at my school and in my grad program, there's only couple pretty good looking ones. Hypothetically, could I ask them out or would I get turned down? I figure I would because they are in some sort of arranged marriage.
I've sort of always assumed that students from India are boring, traditionalistic type of people. And, I'm assuming that everyone from India is Muslim. I know, generalization is wrong, etc etc, but that's only because that is how I've experienced people from India. I've never met an Indian that smoked (cigs or bud), drank, or really was social at all.
Kind of like how your magic 4 year long LDR with your woman is? Because you are too "busy"? I mostly came here looking for someone to shatter my view on it, not get attacked. Buzz off.I am sorry man, but your generalization is pathetic.
Kind of like how your magic 4 year long LDR with your woman is? Because you are too "busy"? I mostly came here looking for someone to shatter my view on it, not get attacked. Buzz off.
So, here's a question.
Lots of Indian girls at my school and in my grad program, there's only couple pretty good looking ones. Hypothetically, could I ask them out or would I get turned down? I figure I would because they are in some sort of arranged marriage.
I've sort of always assumed that students from India are boring, traditionalistic type of people. And, I'm assuming that everyone from India is Muslim. I know, generalization is wrong, etc etc, but that's only because that is how I've experienced people from India. I've never met an Indian that smoked (cigs or bud), drank, or really was social at all.
No need to get defensive man.. and I really mean it.. it was pathetic.
There are two kinds.. 1) who are born/raised in the US.. like alfa. 2) FOB, like me.
Category 1, are just like normal Americans. The main difference lies with the way their parents raise their children. They will have a hard time getting together with FOB Indians of their same age.. just like normal Americans.
What you are referring to is FOB's.. who come from a traditional rural family.. and is likely to be experiencing culture shock that lasts forever.
This is true. I was born in India but very American. So American that I find it hard to get along with other Indian people.