Originally posted by: BastulaJr
thanks kalpana.
well, you're right, i shouldn't go out and rush into relationships. But even if i just hang out with a girl, or talk to them online casually, they get mad/pissed off. so i dont know what to do there...
I know this doesn't help..but it just so reminds me of my house it is insane.
I personally just throw my guy friends in her face over and over and over again until she HAS to realize that they are just friends and then are good guys. Now she trusts my high school friends with my life...
but she still freaks out about my college guy friends. Go figgure..I gave up on her a long time ago.
But my bro went out to walk around the neighborhood last summer with two of his friends...so these girls are in their normal american get up..tank top and a shorts. So he comes in and my mom sees their outfits..and FLIPPS OUT. I kid you not..I was so shocked. She usually has a little bit more decorum than that..but no. She doesn't mind seeing girls in those outfits but the fact that my brother alone was walking around with two girls around the neighborhood (btw, our neighborhood is filled with indians, muslims, and jews) just blew her top.
But at the same time, I know we sit here and bash our parents out in fifty different ways; but we must at least try to understand what perspective they come from. It is defenitely a very different cultural change. Cumon guys...all you americans out there...if your great grandmas saw what you the people in america in are doing now they would flip over in their graves. The society has changed a lot in the last fifty years...dating..something we take so casually was really not even prevalent seventy years ago.
Arranged marriages, something that indians get so much crap for. Dude...just look at your own history a hundred years ago. What do you think happened during hte victorian era? Free dating..heck no.
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EDIT: Of if your bro gets his way, I would say it must be easier for you. Or they might really try to make you into a good indian boy, since the older one went "bad"