VP ji you remind me of Eugene Levy(Jim's Daddy) of American Pie series. You are as hilarious as him!
Hahahaha....What a joke Vipin!! Anyway, I take is as a compliment and thanks for the same.
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VP ji you remind me of Eugene Levy(Jim's Daddy) of American Pie series. You are as hilarious as him!
sir ji aap ek kitab likho "payar kissey kahtey hein"
What is the guarantee that your wife or would be wife is a virgin who never had any pre-marital relationship/friendship with some male guy? ... If not, then the second option is to give her a virginity test? Are you going to do so? .... one should never venture to do so. .... the same test might be insisted upon for you as well, as a gesture of reciprocity. ... Relations of husband and wife are founded on mutual trust which should always remain intact.
... Either push that black chapter under the carpet for the sake of your dignity or indulge in barbaric act of honour killing which is an inhuman act.
Fortunately, the incidence of pre-marital love is negligible among Jat boys and girls – thanks to proper control by parents and relatives.
pehlam main to bhai vishal tu na bata ek tu daktar hai ya engineer..ya daaki donua main degree le raakhi..hahahah.........Valid points VP SIngh ji, my opinions are inline with you and Shibani. Will refute others in a separate post.
Specific to your posts above, I wish to expand on the issue of virginity and broaden the issue of parental control.
Virginity: I agree with VP Singh ji, just adding more useful details
Virginity tests are not foolproof or conclusive. Female these days live an active lifestyle, hymen can be severed/broken during exercise (running after a bus, cycling, etc). Secondly, there are medical procedures to sew-up or restore hymen. Some one can indulge in sex but prior to marriage can undergo this hymen restoration procedure.
Parental Control: I do not completely agree with terms 'negligible' and 'proper' (though they may be rightly applicable in some cases)
I am not so sure about the following statement,
"Fortunately, the incidence of pre-marital love is negligible among Jat boys and girls – thanks to proper control by parents and relatives"
May not be as negligible, may be less reported, less admitted, oft supressed.
May not be proper control , but a control by parents and relatives wether proper or improper, justified or not, some times impeding on the human rights of the person being suppressed, emotionally blackmailed, made to feel guilty as a cause of fall from (jhooti) grace for the family, etc
pehlam main to bhai vishal tu na bata ek tu daktar hai ya engineer..ya daaki donua main degree le raakhi..hahahah.........
Shibani I beg to differ on this subject....If X is so bold as to get involved in an extra marital affair to pacify her quest of love which didn't die even after getting married/ having children....where was this boldness when Ms.X got married? Couldn't she refuse not to get married to someone she didn't love? Isn't it something against the set norms of being trustworthy whom she chose to get married? If the love was so strong then why to get married to someone else...I call it lust....pure lust to meet hidden S****** desires in the name of something sacred called love....I know my views on the subject are right conservative but trying hard to transform![]()
I fail to understand and agree how can some positive energy derive from a relationship totally negative?
Itna darr-chhup ke kuchh karne se achha hai ke dil pe pathar rakh lo![]()
There has been a varied response to the issue at hand, as anticipated. I think such remarks are expected from guys/husbands over the matter discussed. But we are perhaps not mentioning the root cause for such actions/distrust in the relationship. Is it the societal/peer pressure on the concerned individuals or the lack of confidence in himself.
I think it is a mix of both. Also i dont want to be biased, but clearly evident is the fact that the more agressive view on the matter is from the members based in India and vice versa.
Shibani ji, you have excellently put it with crystalline clarity.If the husband finds out he should reflect on himself and take on the challenge not by divorcing her but making positive changes.
Sunita what is negative to you is the only positive to this woman. She lacks an understanding family and husband. The vacuum created is fulfilled by this man. Therefore the reason to be happy, look forward to life and be strong because someone is always holding her hand.
manne to nu suni s shibani ji ak loogaai ek saath do janyaan tein payaar naa kar sakdi.
... I hate guys who do so and speack in favor of it ...
"Romantic Pyar ke Nyare Nyare Kisse" pe bana ye thread muje lagga tha ki yahan ravinder bhai, Dhillon saab ke jaise halke fulke kisse padne ko milenge, per yahan to log pyar se sidha bewafayi ki baate kerne lagge. yahan jitni bhi information hai wo aaj bachha bachha janta hai. umar ke sath sath insaan ka basic nature ban jata hai jo kutte ki punch ki terha hotta hai jisse badlna namumkin hai. per lagge raho![]()
Hahahaha...रविंदर भाई, फेर तो लोग सलमान रश्दी की ढाल मेरा पुतला फूक देंगे आर मौका लाग ज्या तो हाड भी तोड़ दें I एक आधा पेज आड़े जाटलैंड पर भी डर-डर के लिखना पड़े सै I उस पै भी कई भाई कटिया सा तार दें सें I
Tragic end of a great love story Ravinder!
It was sad to know your personal loss as well!
Nu na sa Ravider ji loogaaiyaan ka dil ghana bada ho se .....samunder barga tabhi aaj tak aadmi iski gehraiyii ko nahin jaan sake....aur hum aurtein aadmiyaan ki rag rag se wakif hain....bas itna hi kahoongi
Ravinder bhai loogaai sari dhal ki pave se........manne to nu suni s shibani ji ak loogaai ek saath do janyaan tein payaar naa kar sakdi.
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