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tashug9

@tashug9

Voyager

Posted: 11 years ago

#41

MCP or watever still he is better dan other contestant😉...is it okay to pull a man or abusing dem ??? dese nari shakti sangathan is getting on my nerves...

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tashug9

@tashug9

Voyager

Posted: 11 years ago

#42

Originally posted by: -MONA-

If it is genuine question why are bringing my mom and sis to this...

For your info... In North part of india... Maal is not a gaali...

sorry to interrupt but dese r boys talk ...so cool it😉

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Kanika

@kankabhor

Sparkler

+ 3

Posted: 11 years ago

#43

Originally posted by: QueenOfMyCastle
One thing that I am noticing is how every word when used in Hindi and by a man are becoming an issue inside and outside the house.
If women empowerment means abusing men and being the the stronger sex, I think the world is heading in the wrong direction. Its best to aim for equality in all sense and ways.

Love the way how you always manage to frame your reply concisely and up to the point😳

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Kaushik Basu

@kaushikbasu

Rocker

+ 2

Posted: 11 years ago

#44

I am from UP. In UP MP etc. maal is a common lingo. As is item in many places. You might find that offensive but that is something used pretty commonly in day to day conversation.

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-shabz-

@-shabz-

Sparkler

Posted: 11 years ago

#45

I strongly disagree...he said the truth.

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Kaushik Basu

@kaushikbasu

Rocker

+ 2

Posted: 11 years ago

#46

Originally posted by: Gauahargeous_N

I'm punjabi. Any guy that's says maal is a huge turn off IMO... You might be ok with it but I find it cheap.

You have to accept a variety of people when you are mixing with people of different states or countries. Let me give you a very different example as per British English or what is taught in India a sentence says " I don't know anything" whereas in US people say "I don't know nothing" that does not make the American English wrong. That only means the person is from a different place.

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avidwatcher1

@avidwatcher1

Voyager

+ 3

Posted: 11 years ago

#47

Originally posted by: QueenOfMyCastle
One thing that I am noticing is how every word when used in Hindi and by a man are becoming an issue inside and outside the house.
If women empowerment means abusing men and being the the stronger sex, I think the world is heading in the wrong direction. Its best to aim for equality in all sense and ways.

"Maal" and it's connotation was one part of the conversation. Would a classy guy, remove a part of your car, for it to stall, so that he would then come and fix it? Come on. That is not classy, and neither is the language he used. He was with that woman for 2 years, and he referred to her that way. Kinda sad. There's other ways to flirt.

And I understand that people speak that slang, but it was not just the use of the word, but his demeanor as well. Very creepy. 🤢

ALSO, everyone seems to be ok with the fact that he was justifying grabbing the women in wrong places, if they didn't cooperate getting thrown into the pool. His justification was don't move then, if you don't want us to touch you in the wrong place. 🤔

How many seasons have we watched, and I can't recall manhandling of the opposite sex.

And for all the ladies, who are justifying name calling, calling out the word "pig" in MCP, and letting his behavior as well as his name calling go as a minor infraction, maybe YOU'RE the ones watching too many movies, and find this ok. But, it's MY opinion, so please jump off the thread. Thank you kindly. 👍🏼

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Kanika

@kankabhor

Sparkler

+ 3

Posted: 11 years ago

#48

I'm punjabi. Any guy that's says maal is a huge turn off IMO... You might be ok with it but I find it cheap.

Maybe personally u find it offensive but you can not judge people based on that and it does not mean that person does not have respect for women only because he uses "maal"