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Why Pakistani are claiming vedic civilization
I'm a beginner never have i ever read any books in my life except the hindi story books , so can you recommend me some books
And is it okay to buy fake knockoff of original books
A close female ex-friend of mine we were school friends and she used to tell me about everything and my surname is singh so she assumed I was general caste,
When we use to joke around and when I use to do some corny shit infront of her she use to laugh and call me " chamar wali harkat mat ker " (don't behave like a chamar)
I assumed she is just joking cause she seemed to be all nice empathetic person, we both are in different colleges right now and we follow each other on Instagram
I saw her likes on random casteist post making fun of sc/st and she also post casteist comments on random post , her bio is only filled with her caste pride
And the irony is she recognises patriarchy and is a hardcore feminist, she also says that religion are made by men to control women while she herself follow the same caste system which was made by upper caste man
And it just hit me that we were only friends because she thought I come from upper caste and I am thinking that what if she knew about my caste ,would we still be friends , should I tell her ? Can I front her about this idk man ?
What do you guys think why some women who are victims of patriarchy is ok with casteism??
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My cousin is doing his masters in Canada and he told me that women from the Indian diaspora are more likely to stay in the relationship even though the relationship is toxic and the man is violent and the women are more reluctant to save the relationship if their partner is a white man ,
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Is this true maybe my cousin is not telling the full truth here , but he says that indian women and indian men relationships barely work outside India because women leave the relationship when the things are not going according to their terms , but will stay in a relationship with a white man who is abusive and physically assault the partner,
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And also indian women never date indian men who have patriarchal views but will definitely date a white dude who is mysogynistic
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He also says that many white Canadian who carry anti indian immigrants ideology have many Punjabi / north indian gfs ,
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I don't know if this is true or not can any indian women from Europe or America's can give their views in this
My cousin is doing his masters in Canada and he told me that women from the Indian diaspora are more likely to stay in the relationship even though the relationship is toxic and the man is violent and the women are more reluctant to save the relationship if their partner is a white man ,
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Is this true maybe my cousin is not telling the full truth here , but he says that indian women and indian men relationships barely work outside India because women leave the relationship when the things are not going according to their terms , but will stay in a relationship with a white man who is abusive and physically assault the partner,
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And also indian women never date indian men who have patriarchal views but will definitely date a white dude who is mysogynistic
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He also says that many white Canadian who carry anti indian immigrants ideology have many Punjabi / north indian gfs ,
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I don't know if this is true or not can any indian women from Europe or America's can give their views in this
Hello I'm a straight guy here from South Asia and i have a gay friend , we are very good friends but he is suicidal because of his family has abandoned him because of his sexuality and I asked my parents if he can live with us but they refused telling me that if he lives with us he will gonna hit men from our family and can transmit diseases , i tried to explain them but they just don't listen to me they also said that is should stay fsr away from him cause he can influence me to become gay , which is non sense.
Can people who are from Russia , South Asia and South East Asia and the middle East deal with this do you avoid telling your parents about your sexuality, but till when you guys live like this living in fear ?
My sister is 2 years younger than me , so yeah she hates not because I am a bad person not because i have done something wrong with her
My father and grandparents have discriminated against my sister, and preferred me over her because I am a male (I come from a patriarchal society) they never treated her as an equal to me , not that she didn't get the resources or food or any object it's just that they have always said the man take care of his parents while daughter marry other man and take care of the in laws , especially my father he is very misogynistic he directly spews his misogynistic views infront of us since we where kids ,
That's the reason why my sister doesn't like me ,she kinda hates me because of how everyone preferred me over her everyone loved me over her , and i know these things I kinda wished things were different I wished she was treated the same way I am ,
She has stated that multiple times during fights that she hates me and wishes that I become a failure in life and she wishes it by full heart , I don't think she really means it but it hurts a lot, she is a good Baker she bakes cakes for her friends on their birthdays , but she doesn't even bother to wish me properly on my birthday meanwhile I give her money and gifts and buy cake on her birthday, it's not like mistreat her or iam discriminates her , I know I am the reason why she gets discriminated in our home ,
She also expressed multiple times that she doesn't want and like to cook for me , she and my father are cooking at our house my father cooks dinner while my sister makes lunch , she said that I eat too much , and she gets tired when I ask for more food , I kinda feel very bad she also used to cook me breakfast but she stopped cooking it saying that she is not my slave that she will cook me breakfast, which is true I don't owe her anything that she needs to make me breakfast, but the problem is not that she don't wanna cook for me I have no problem in making my own meals but the way my sister tells me that she doesn't like me. The way I eat the amount I consume really breaks me .
She verybally abuses my calls my deregatory slurs , both of us used to call slurs to eachother when we where kids during fights , but we are grown up now I have stopped completely but she still does this very often when we fight.
She also makes fun of my skin color She has fair skin and i have more brown dusky skin , which i have no problem with but I feel insecure when my sister makes fun of my skin color.
I wish my sister would know how much i love her and how much important she is for me , I wish she becomes more successful than me and independent,
But I don't think I am a victim here The problems I have faced in my life are puny when compared to my sister's life
All they talk about is India this India that , we superior india inferior
They are typing this comment in every other post making us look bad the obsession they have omg
Watch the video in the 2nd pic. , It is highly recommended even a beginner can sketch this very easily try yourself
I followed each and every step mentioned in the 2nd image
Watched it from YouTube and followed each step
My very close childhood friend died fighting in Ukraine for the Russian Army.
I am 22, and my friend was only 20. We are from Northern India. He came from a lower middle-class family. He had no father, an ill mother, and two sisters to support. He was a very kind, respectful, brave, and strong person. He never hated Ukrainians or anyone else. He was just desperate for a better life for himself and his family.
He wanted to become a doctor. He tried to clear the NEET exam in India multiple times, but the competition here is extremely tough. Eventually, he told us and his family that he was going to Russia to study medicine because it was cheaper there.
But after going there, he joined the Russian Army.
They offered him a contract: if he fought and survived for one year, he would receive Russian citizenship and a large amount of money. He needed that money badly for his family, so he accepted.
He used to send us pictures and videos from the frontlines hiding in trenches from drones, holding a Russian AK-74, and other things I cannot even describe here. Every message from him felt unreal.
Then suddenly, after only four months, he stopped replying completely. No messages. No calls. Nothing.
A week ago, Indian authorities called his mother and confirmed that he had died in Russia. They said he was one of the “lucky” ones whose body was allowed to be sent back to India.
His body was unrecognizable. I cannot describe what we saw.
He was not evil. He was not driven by hatred or politics. He was just a young man who wanted to escape poverty, help his sick mother, support his sisters, and build a future.
Instead, he died in a foreign war far away from home.
I miss him very much. He was one of my closest friends.
I truly wish this war would end, so no more sons, brothers, husbands, or friends have to die like this.
My very close childhood friend died fighting in Ukraine for the Russian Army.
I am 22, and my friend was only 20. We are from Northern India. He came from a lower middle-class family. He had no father, an ill mother, and two sisters to support. He was a very kind, respectful, brave, and strong person. He never hated Ukrainians or anyone else. He was just desperate for a better life for himself and his family.
He wanted to become a doctor. He tried to clear the NEET exam in India multiple times, but the competition here is extremely tough. Eventually, he told us and his family that he was going to Russia to study medicine because it was cheaper there.
But after going there, he joined the Russian Army.
They offered him a contract: if he fought and survived for one year, he would receive Russian citizenship and a large amount of money. He needed that money badly for his family, so he accepted.
He used to send us pictures and videos from the frontlines hiding in trenches from drones, holding a Russian AK-74, and other things I cannot even describe here. Every message from him felt unreal.
Then suddenly, after only four months, he stopped replying completely. No messages. No calls. Nothing.
A week ago, Indian authorities called his mother and confirmed that he had died in Russia. They said he was one of the “lucky” ones whose body was allowed to be sent back to India.
His body was unrecognizable. I cannot describe what we saw.
He was not evil. He was not driven by hatred or politics. He was just a young man who wanted to escape poverty, help his sick mother, support his sisters, and build a future.
Instead, he died in a foreign war far away from home.
I miss him very much. He was one of my closest friends.
I truly wish this war would end, so no more sons, brothers, husbands, or friends have to die like this.
Edit : to the people calling my post is fake i will provide you the link , also yes I used chatgpt cause English is not my first language, I used it to remove my grammatical errors from my post
My very close childhood friend died fighting in Ukraine for the Russian Army.
I am 22, and my friend was only 20. We are from Northern India. He came from a lower middle-class family. He had no father, an ill mother, and two sisters to support. He was a very kind, respectful, brave, and strong person. He never hated Ukrainians or anyone else. He was just desperate for a better life for himself and his family.
He wanted to become a doctor. He tried to clear the NEET exam in India multiple times, but the competition here is extremely tough. Eventually, he told us and his family that he was going to Russia to study medicine because it was cheaper there.
But after going there, he joined the Russian Army.
They offered him a contract: if he fought and survived for one year, he would receive Russian citizenship and a large amount of money. He needed that money badly for his family, so he accepted.
He used to send us pictures and videos from the frontlines hiding in trenches from drones, holding a Russian AK-74, and other things I cannot even describe here. Every message from him felt unreal.
Then suddenly, after only four months, he stopped replying completely. No messages. No calls. Nothing.
A week ago, Indian authorities called his mother and confirmed that he had died in Russia. They said he was one of the “lucky” ones whose body was allowed to be sent back to India.
His body was unrecognizable. I cannot describe what we saw.
He was not evil. He was not driven by hatred or politics. He was just a young man who wanted to escape poverty, help his sick mother, support his sisters, and build a future.
Instead, he died in a foreign war far away from home.
I miss him very much. He was one of my closest friends.
I truly wish this war would end, so no more sons, brothers, husbands, or friends have to die like this.
My very close childhood friend died fighting in Ukraine for the Russian Army.
I am 22, and my friend was only 20. We are from Northern India. He came from a lower middle-class family. He had no father, an ill mother, and two sisters to support. He was a very kind, respectful, brave, and strong person. He never hated Ukrainians or anyone else. He was just desperate for a better life for himself and his family.
He wanted to become a doctor. He tried to clear the NEET exam in India multiple times, but the competition here is extremely tough. Eventually, he told us and his family that he was going to Russia to study medicine because it was cheaper there.
But after going there, he joined the Russian Army.
They offered him a contract: if he fought and survived for one year, he would receive Russian citizenship and a large amount of money. He needed that money badly for his family, so he accepted.
He used to send us pictures and videos from the frontlines — hiding in trenches from drones, holding a Russian AK-74, and other things I cannot even describe here. Every message from him felt unreal.
Then suddenly, after only four months, he stopped replying completely. No messages. No calls. Nothing.
A week ago, Indian authorities called his mother and confirmed that he had died in Russia. They said he was one of the “lucky” ones whose body was allowed to be sent back to India.
His body was unrecognizable. I cannot describe what we saw.
He was not evil. He was not driven by hatred or politics. He was just a young man who wanted to escape poverty, help his sick mother, support his sisters, and build a future.
Instead, he died in a foreign war far away from home.
I miss him very much. He was one of my closest friends.
I truly wish this war would end, so no more sons, brothers, husbands, or friends have to die like this.