Originally posted by: VanBuuren
I am sorry but who are you people to call these people uncle, aunty? How are they related to y'all? 😕
It is weird how every stranger in India is an Uncle/Aunty to everyone 🥱
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Originally posted by: VanBuuren
I am sorry but who are you people to call these people uncle, aunty? How are they related to y'all? 😕
It is weird how every stranger in India is an Uncle/Aunty to everyone 🥱
Originally posted by: atominis
Uncle and aunty are polite words to call someone old.😉 It is not always about relations. 😆
Originally posted by: VanBuuren
I totally got the context, thank you very much.My comment was based on more of a general observation.Having said that, do these dimwits realize anyone from 15 to 60 can be an "Aunty"?
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