Saif - Soha's children celebrating Rakhi - Page 6

Originally posted by: blue-ice.1

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

to normal people the are but dharm ke thakedaar are on a whole different level their mind works differently they are very gyaani people 🤪

Angelina Jolie kissed her brother and people questioned them as well. So it's not the norm in the west.

I am not talking about those little pecks on the lips or cheeks that people in western countries do during special occasions.

Originally posted by: mz.gigglez

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: etherealbeauty

Angelina Jolie kissed her brother and people questioned them as well. So it's not the norm in the west.

I am not talking about those little pecks on the lips or cheeks that people in western countries do during special occasions.

Jolie and her brother are full grown adults. Mothers and family members give babies kisses everywhere, including tummies. It'd be mighty odd if the same kiss was given by mom to a full grown man? The difference is 6 month old infant vs a grown man. Come on

Originally posted by: etherealbeauty

Angelina Jolie kissed her brother and people questioned them as well. So it's not the norm in the west.

I am not talking about those little pecks on the lips or cheeks that people in western countries do during special occasions.

Angelina Jolie and her brother are adults. There is a huge difference between adult siblings kissing on the lips and a baby/toddler kissing.

I like billie eilish and her brother's relation. That's how siblings should be.

Originally posted by: Mahisa_22

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

There is research out there, dude. Entire papers on it. Most agree. Kissing originated in India, including deep mouth kissing.

One such paper.

https://www.jstor.org/stable/pdf/592764.pdf

Originally posted by: HearMeRoar

There is research out there, dude. Entire papers on it. Most agree. Kissing originated in India, including deep mouth kissing.

One such paper.

https://www.jstor.org/stable/pdf/592764.pdf

How can something as organic as kissing 'originate' anywhere? Also, not all papers are peer-reviewed.

Originally posted by: Mahisa_22

How can something as organic as kissing 'originate' anywhere? Also, not all papers are peer-reviewed.

This one happens to be from JAOS. It's a peer reviewed journal.

Also, JSTOR is actually a pretty good source for peer reviewed papers.

Oh now these pseudo liberals are trying to malign and talking cheaply about our rich and diverse Indian culture. Yeh acha hai India forums pe aao aur India ko hi gaali deke chale jao. Sudhar jao tum log.

Originally posted by: Softness

Oh now these pseudo liberals are trying to malign and talking cheaply about our rich and diverse Indian culture. Yeh acha hai India forums pe aao aur India ko hi gaali deke chale jao. Sudhar jao tum log.

1. Kissing is some sort of bad action that it's considered gaali?😆 I'm pretty proud that it originated in India.

2. Who is doing gaali of Indian culture? The rishis who wrote about kissing in the vedas or Vyasa who composed Mahabharata and wrote in detail about Rishyashringa? You either aren't familiar with the texts or are trolling.