PPBs who have moved to a new country - How often do you travel to your home country & do you take your partner with you?

For family visits or vacation, how many times a year do you travel back to your home country and does your partner travel along with you?

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u/Luny923 — 2 months ago

PPBs who dated or married someone from a different culture, how was your experience?

I have dated mostly Western men so far and just wanted a perspective from PPBs who dated or married woman from a different culture, how was your experience?

u/Luny923 — 5 months ago

What legal, immigration or cultural policies do Passport Bros think would support the PPB movement?

I'm an Indian woman who's quite interested in the PPB movement. I sometimes interact with PPBs on the subs and they say that making women-only immigration or pro-women immigration to West will help out Passport Bros find Traditional wives easily. How accurate is this, and what are some policies that PPBs feel will help them in the long run?

u/Luny923 — 5 months ago
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Indian women, please take care of your health, career and find your soulmate before getting married

There's always an invisible pressure around us to get married early. Indian families tend to prioritize marriage over many things, but it's upto us to look after our health, career and be the best version of ourselves and find a man with whom we truly connect with irrespective of the nationaity or ethnicity of the man. Indian / Desi women please take care of your health, career, and find your soulmate before getting married

u/Kitkat48026 — 5 months ago
▲ 161 r/thepassportbros+1 crossposts

Indian girls loving KDrama, Kpop, travelling to East Asia, dating East Asian men.. Why are Indian misogynists so obsessed with this topic?

I have lost count on the number of times i got mocked just for posting about KPop interests on Indian subs. The patriarchy and misogyny runs so deep in India, that Indian women having choices is seen as a taboo. Even in most Indian movies, Indian society controls the choices of Indian women. Many Indian girls love KDrama, love travelling and I don't see the issue in Indian girls loving KPop, travelling to East Asia and dating or marrying East Asian men. While growing up in a misogynist environment in India I have always wondered, why Indian society always try to control choices of Indian women?

u/Luny923 — 5 months ago