Chooriyan penh lo - why girls are always insulted ?

Okay what I fail to understand. You guys always stand up for woman shakti and all that jazz but why are girls always portrayed as weak?!

Telling a guy to wear chooriyan is an insult ?! Why! Girls love to wear chooriyan and if a guy is too soft they are associated to being weak and indirectly called girls.

Also on topic of Upen. Another thing that really got to my nerves is when Ali referred to Upen being from England and uske culture mei hota hai aisa. Well hello Mr Ali, you're very cultural Indian girls have shown what happens in their culture. A stigma on pure brother and sister relationship, girls smoking and bitching about each other all the time, skimpy shorts and all...I wonder what you're cultural Indian girls don't do that we do. Pathetic.

But I sort of agree with Ali... It is true... There is a cultural difference between Indians who live in India and Indians who live in Uk
And this bangles thingie is not meant to be an insult for girls but it is an insult for boys becoz it attacks their manliness... See the difference... This is a statement that has been going on for years and it is an accepted way of portraying the manliness of men...
Yes women are alter weaker gender... They are softer... So what... They are different... I am proud of this difference and I am proud of being a girl!!!

Originally posted by: Gumrah...

Okay what I fail to understand. You guys always stand up for woman shakti and all that jazz but why are girls always portrayed as weak?!

Telling a guy to wear chooriyan is an insult ?! Why! Girls love to wear chooriyan and if a guy is too soft they are associated to being weak and indirectly called girls.

Also on topic of Upen. Another thing that really got to my nerves is when Ali referred to Upen being from England and uske culture mei hota hai aisa. Well hello Mr Ali, you're very cultural Indian girls have shown what happens in their culture. A stigma on pure brother and sister relationship, girls smoking and bitching about each other all the time, skimpy shorts and all...I wonder what you're cultural Indian girls don't do that we do. Pathetic.

@ Matra - completely disagree. I disagree to being compared as the weaker gender and I am definitely not proud of that comparison.
I am strong and can beat a man in every other field of life. I am proud of being a woman and I accept I am not weaker or any less than a guy.

Also no again I disagree with Indians brought up in UK and Indians brought up in India - infact I see many Indians tryin to be wannabe and copying the western style. I am an Indian born and bred in UK, and I have no less culture than any Indians. If anything, being born in a western society and still maintaining my Indian roots is something that I am proud of. It is difficult and yet we face this discrimination that just cos we are exposed to western society, we copy everything they do.

Chill guys!! I mean take it as an idiom. It's from traditional indian mentality where bangles were a feminine sign n was considered a feminine thing. I don't think ppl r insulting any gender they r just making a statement. I hv seen a few ppl using this comment for girls also in case girls are lazy or Dunn wanna work. It's a very commonly stated thing similar to pair mein menhadi lagana or any other idiom

Just take it as a saying no literally. I mean this shudnt b someone benchmark for respecting women

Originally posted by: Gumrah...

@ Matra - completely disagree. I disagree to being compared as the weaker gender and I am definitely not proud of that comparison.
I am strong and can beat a man in every other field of life. I am proud of being a woman and I accept I am not weaker or any less than a guy.

Also no again I disagree with Indians brought up in UK and Indians brought up in India - infact I see many Indians tryin to be wannabe and copying the western style. I am an Indian born and bred in UK, and I have no less culture than any Indians. If anything, being born in a western society and still maintaining my Indian roots is something that I am proud of. It is difficult and yet we face this discrimination that just cos we are exposed to western society, we copy everything they do.

Hey Matra! Which part in Scotland you from? I stay in Glasgow :D

Originally posted by: Gumrah...

Hey Matra! Which part in Scotland you from? I stay in Glasgow :D

Originally posted by: Matra

Edinburgh😳

Oh!

I was in Edinburgh last week! Haymarket is always under construction! Also were you a no voter?? Edinburgh % in NO was so high! Dil mera break ho gaya! :(.

Originally posted by: Gumrah...

Okay what I fail to understand. You guys always stand up for woman shakti and all that jazz but why are girls always portrayed as weak?!