PR Crazy Comments Corner - Page 78

Tulsey trust me I know . In fact my son commented on it when we were on our India trips , that Indian girls here r less westernnized compared to Indian girls there .

Sid I have not been to Pakistan for a long time , I was there around 5 years ago but the circumstances were different . I was there for a evry different reason and could not really go out at all. Before that I did not go for a good 4 years .

I don't really know what's going on there . My cousins here who go there say that no one wears a shalwar kameez . I find it hard to believe , but you are saying the same thing .

There is another difference I hav noticed.

When people in Pakistan go to a big store nd buy candies, chips, drinks, nd all the junk food, they dont look at the ingredients. They assume that its all Halal (even the imported stuff) since its Pakistan. Personally, I hav seen non-halal products in stores in Pakistan. Those same ppl when they go to some foreign place, like Canada, they will look at all the ingredients before buying something to make sure everything is Halal since they r buying products in a non-Muslim country. Same goes with the values nd beliefs. In Pakistan, a kid looks at something/someone nd decides instantly that what the other person is doing must b right. They pick up those values nd beliefs nd start doing the same. In Canada, a kid looks at someone/something nd they think if this thing is right or wrong. they dont make a decision instantly. for example, they will look at a white couple kissing in public but they wud never do that themselves. they will think that yeh to gora hai yeh ker sakta hai magar hum nahi. so they think nd decide what is right nd wrong according to their social nd religious beliefs nd values. I dont know y this kind of difference nd hypocrisy arises just bcoz u r living in a different country amongst different ppl (who might hav different religion or home country than urs).

To b honest, i wud rather raise my kids in Canada than in Pakistan.

Kool, I like what u hav written😊
even I try to make myself a better person before I raise a finger at someone else (nd who am I to raise a finger at someone else. its their life nd their choice. u can advice someone but u cannot force them. leave the rest to God.calling someone names or bad things will do no good. if something is really bothering u nd its doing damage on humanitarian bases then do something nd take action). u know i hav friends here who say i want to marry a guy who is this nd that nd who is religious. i ask them r u religious? they hav no answer. then i tell them that 1st u shud hav this quality b4 u demand it or want it someone else. maybe ur fiance/husband wud want the same in u.

Tanya, trust me its really bad back home. i go there almost every year nd i see drastic changes every year. the time when girls will b wearing mini skirts nd couples romancing in public is near. we will b seeing that pretty soon in Pakistan. i hav already seen ppl hugging nd holding hands (nd these ppl r not into serious relations) which city did u go to? I am from Karachi. I hav friends there too (but not that close.they r my school friends). I hav seen pictures of them in Facebook. they all hav parties with guys nd girls together nd wear sleeveless nd capris nd snuggle. shalwar kameez is an old thing now.only the poor ppl wear that there. nd as i said dupatta is gone.skin tight nd revealing clothing is in.
Tanya, my cousins say the same to me😆 even my mom says i m a budhi😆

I was born in Karachi . But I left Pakistan when I was 5 . My family home used to be there in Karachi

Sid, Tanya and Kool,

Tanya, Pakistan was very different back then. I left when i was 12. we visited Pakistan almost every summer (but now there is no plan to go bak there ever again).

i m similar to u.they dont think i m boring but they think i m shareef😆 actually i dont get into any politics(nd there is soooo much politics nd gossiping there). if someone is gossiping, i just sit nd listen or leave from there nd sit with other ppl nd hav fun. my tayi came to stay at our house during my sisters wedding. she has 2 daughters nd two sons.all married with kids. nd their house is a typical Pakistani house with bickering nd politics. when she was leaving she told my mom that she loved to b at our house nd sid(me) is so different from the kids here. sid jokes around nd has fun but never goes into politics.it was very different from her house.

its the same with us. for me, its just my dad, mom, sister, nd brother. i dont think abt the whole khandaan. well i dont even think of the society most of the time either.

I too got married very early ....19 and hence my son is a teenager while daughters r only 5 .

I have also seen people with double standards about their son's and daughters. I had hated this when I was growing up. The kids in NA are so confused. They are brought/born in NA but they have to behave/listen like an Indian. Some parents who are very strict, their children go on their own and make wild decisions just too afraid to talk to their parents. This is very bad.

How interesting . Of course the most important thing in life is to be a good person and try not to hurt others ...

That's the most important thing to me ... worst thing in this world is to hurt someone knowingly , that is the worst sin , no matter what your religon is .