Saif - Soha's children celebrating Rakhi - Page 5

I surely don't have gutter mind. We don't see siblings kissing each other often in any parts of the world. It's obviously odd, not normal.

They can do whatever they want. I was just giving my opinion. Didn't know it was a crime. Anyway I am out.

Originally posted by: mz.gigglez

Yes its normal! Some ppl just have gutter minds let the kids be kids. And dont get started on culture which is man made.

Originally posted by: etherealbeauty

I surely don't have gutter mind. We don't see siblings kissing each other often in any parts of the world. It's obviously odd, not normal.

Huh? It's normal among several families across the West.

Originally posted by: etherealbeauty

I surely don't have gutter mind. We don't see siblings kissing each other often in any parts of the world. It's obviously odd, not normal.

They can do whatever they want. I was just giving my opinion. Didn't know it was a crime. Anyway I am out.

You're right...its not common even in western countries and it doesn't have anything to do with sexuality/incest but the good old immune system. Babies don't have developed immune systems & young children are usually hubs of viruses & bacterias(playing outside/dirt) etc. Parents encourage sibling bonding in other ways.

At the same time, I dont see anything wrong with this picture, common or not.

Originally posted by: etherealbeauty

I surely don't have gutter mind. We don't see siblings kissing each other often in any parts of the world. It's obviously odd, not normal.

They can do whatever they want. I was just giving my opinion. Didn't know it was a crime. Anyway I am out.

There is a diff between calling it unhygienic and calling it abnormal. A toddler kissing an infant is not abnormal. Kids do it because they are... kids.

Those who see sexual connotations in it are, however, definitely twisted.

That prompted me to search on kissing in various cultures. Guess what I found? Kissing originated in India Go India! Atharva Veda talks about sniffing with mouths. Satapatha Brahmana even talks about kissing while the man strokes the woman. Dharma Shastra talks about drinking the nectar of lips. Frenching? 😆 Should be Indianing. Rishyashringa describes his first kiss to his dad.

Originally posted by: etherealbeauty

I surely don't have gutter mind. We don't see siblings kissing each other often in any parts of the world. It's obviously odd, not normal.

They can do whatever they want. I was just giving my opinion. Didn't know it was a crime. Anyway I am out.

Oh i didnt know you have been around the world. Clearly you missed the West where this pic would not be frowned upon.

Originally posted by: HearMeRoar

That prompted me to search on kissing in various cultures. Guess what I found? Kissing originated in India Go India! Atharva Veda talks about sniffing with mouths. Satapatha Brahmana even talks about kissing while the man strokes the woman. Dharma Shastra talks about drinking the nectar of lips. Frenching? 😆 Should be Indianing. Rishyashringa describes his first kiss to his dad.

I was just wondering...are Kamsutra and all those moorti in Ajanta and Ellora are our culture or not....😆

Taimur is more cuter than jangir. He is more fair and has light eyes.

Originally posted by: HearMeRoar

That prompted me to search on kissing in various cultures. Guess what I found? Kissing originated in India Go India! Atharva Veda talks about sniffing with mouths. Satapatha Brahmana even talks about kissing while the man strokes the woman. Dharma Shastra talks about drinking the nectar of lips. Frenching? 😆 Should be Indianing. Rishyashringa describes his first kiss to his dad.

Kissing probably originated when humans were in the Stone Age. Nothing to do with any culture or country.

People sexualizing 2 kids kissing each other seriously need to get a life🤢 kids don't know the difference between kissing on the face or lips. For them, it's just an expression of love. Seriously, apne dekhne ki nazariye ko thoda badlo...