Originally posted by: -ScarletRose-
Babe you should practice what you preach. More to the point you should stop twisting YOUR'S and OTHER'S words because I did not mention a thing about you calling bengali women uncultured😳
Also may I quote what you said
Yeah but I am sure your friends don't so preach sanskaars, morality etc and point out others when her standard of good doesnt match them
I wear clothes like Ovi too , at least used to before I gained weight
And I see nothing wrong in it
But if I preached about sanskaar , etc i wouldn't wear transparent saris and backless blouses as it diverts the kind of attention many woman wouldn't want
Good gosh your statements are hurting my head you clearly denied talking about her clothing and sanskaars yet your post above suggested that one shouldn't preach about sanskaars and then wear backless sarees, erm ok. And what attention? They aren't literally going around screaming hey look I'm wearing a backless blouse men please feel free to ogle at me😆 if girls go around wearing western clothes and not giving a damn then why can't married women wear backless without giving a damn :/ your statements have no logic in them. If one preaches about religion yet doesn't dress according to the religion does that mean they are a bad person?
And I thought I was stating the truth if it offended you or you took it personal then that's just too bad. I couldn't care less :)
No I did not say YOU said that I was calling Bengali women uncultured
Someone else did but I am sorry I should have replied to that in another post
Again, I hope you know there is a fine difference between nature and nurture
A person can dress however they want and yet be pure at heart
It's not about what you wear that defines if you're a good person or not
It's about how you THINK
Some people may be attention seekers and yet be good people
Just like drinking doesn't make a person BAD
I always preach what I practice
Don't worry about me
My parents are Muslims , but none of us wear hijab and no I am not a bad person 😆
At least I would like to think so
My lord and I know I never hurt anyone intentionally
Again, if I am wearing a backless blouse , men are looking at me I could care less agreed
But WHY would I want to wear it in public if there are chances of people looking at twice :S
Is the train station the only place for me to show my skin ?
:s
No one shouldn't preach about sanskaars etc when they are open to ridiculous comments
Now as Pallavi25 said her friends are mothers etc
I am sure they are wearing it when they think its appropriate
They wouldn't wear it at a super market and roam around
My mom wears backless blouses too, and she has taught me a lot about life
But she wouldn't wear it when travelling in trains because that's not appropriate
Sanskaars don't have anything to do with clothing
It has to do with your mindset
It's about knowing and understanding what's appropriate and when
Do you need to go and ask for attention from people ?
Do you think the guys who are teasing girls in the sidewalks etc
Which is NOT an uncommon scenario
The girls ask for it ? Do they have to ? LOL
It's not only about values , it's also about safety
Forget India. There are so many bad areas in the city I live in
And I can't always get a ride
I make if a point to myself when I am in those neighbourhoods
I don't wear anything that shows skin
Wrong conduct is inviting trouble / inviting unwanted attention
P.s - in future , please be nicer when commenting , I was never rude to you and I would expect the same
If you want to debate with me , please do it in a nicer way
I don't like to argue with people who are rude
I like to have an argument which is both thoughtful and understanding