hypocrisy ki seema - Page 5

Originally posted by: Nahiiinnn

Nepotism is a debate which can be done without its association with someone's suicide. N hopefully it continues without dragging SSR's name into it.

Good luck with that comment! Some of us kept saying this from the day one and were called ‘nepo’ apologists...they said we were trying to silence them when we clearly said please let us fight...but only without SSR’s name being dragged into it..🤔😆

Originally posted by: cricketfan1

Good luck with that comment! Some of us kept saying this from the day one and were called ‘nepo’ apologists...they said we were trying to silence them when we clearly said please let us fight...but only without SSR’s name being dragged into it..🤔😆

Originally posted by: Sailor-Moon

There are actual nepo apologists on the forum who say there's absolutely NOTHING wrong with the industry and that bullying happens everywhere etc etc and it's your fault for getting affected by it, don't need to mention them because they know who they are, to lump them all into the same category is false.

I and a few of us directly got called that...I am not talking about some vague comment somewhere!

Originally posted by: cricketfan1

Good luck with that comment! Some of us kept saying this from the day one and were called ‘nepo’ apologists...they said we were trying to silence them when we clearly said please let us fight...but only without SSR’s name being dragged into it..🤔😆

Not to mention Ranveer fan😭 My heart still breaks at that one💔

Originally posted by: cricketfan1

Didi is supposed to be an insult? Someone called me that on this very forum when they didn’t agree with my support for Tapsee.... Not being aware of the local Indian slang is sometimes a blessing in disguise I guess...🤓

Didi literally means sister and is harmless. Not necessarily an insult when used for a woman, although behenji (which also technically means a sister) has a slightly different connotation as it can be derogatorily used to mean unattractive/uncool/middle-aged woman.

But didi/beti used for men is meant to be a slur. Typical comeback used by men who are insecure about their own masculinity to undermine the masculinity of other men, in an attempt to insult them.

Originally posted by: zehreeli.kheer

Not to mention Ranveer fan😭 My heart still breaks at that one💔

Bohot hogya...its not that bad! 😡...I was also called a SRK fan, did I say anything? *hmph*😆

On a serious note, this shaming the other people for their comments should stop...I mean the way we are trying to divide the forum into them Vs us is ridiculous!

Originally posted by: zehreeli.kheer

Not to mention Ranveer fan😭 My I iheart still breaks at that one💔

but you were his fan, him and his wife. 😂 aise naa thori bhulunga all those long ass debates for that chupki couple.

Originally posted by: RegressiveThug

but you were his fan, him and his wife. 😂 aise naa thori bhulunga all those long ass debates for that chupki couple.

Don't remind me😡😭 Thats like my dark past.. I wish I could erase it😆

I call lots of girls didi here 😆

Originally posted by: ponymo

Didi literally means sister and is harmless. Not necessarily an insult when used for a woman, although behenji (which also technically means a sister) has a slightly different connotation as it can be derogatorily used to mean unattractive/uncool/middle-aged woman.

But didi/beti used for men is meant to be a slur. Typical comeback used by men who are insecure about their own masculinity to undermine the masculinity of other men, in an attempt to insult them.

Here in the west also they use the same thing...For ex, A Team lead(male) comes and addresses the entire group as ladies when they complain about the deadline being too close etc, as a way of telling them to stop being slow or whatever....Its used by men only....But in India it seems even women use these slurs to put their own down! :(