Is being a servant a sin? - Page 4

Originally posted by: ankit111

Wo kya hai gambling is art but working as servant is shame 😉 😉

Originally posted by: muktha_cute

being a servant is neither a sin or crime
but feeling shamefull of the job they are doing is
A servant is called as a servant in the same way as a doctor is called a doctor
its their job or profession
they why to feel bad if they call them servant,aya,care taker coz its their job so people will call them so as they call a doctor as doctor not bhagvan or somethingelse
but thinking that calling a aya as aya is crime is really funny
coz people get pehchan with their jobs
so if they call an aya as aya is not a sin or crime

Originally posted by: tiny15

u know sidra now such post don't shock me rather i may b a bit surprised sumtimes not only the thinking & lang these posts show but bcoz of the ignorance of the ppl abt wats wrong & rite!!😆😆😆 and abt veer's infertility related posts were only making fun of him & not of the men wid infertility probs. actually i think during that track he was bcuming sort of 'napunsak " & this word is not just used 4 such prob but also wen sum1 don't act like a brave prsn esply 4 veer like men!!😆😆😆and most of the posts were indicating this humor & not making fun of the prob.!!

don't we make fun of Icchha's "mahanta" though we know "mahanata" isn't bad but always 4 oder's gud!!👏

no 😊hum bhi ek tarah se kisi naa kisi ke servant hain

Originally posted by: hima_123

and connecting unrelated posts...by two different people ...in two different contexts--bearing no relation to each other, and making this connection just for the heck of saying something...--is a TALENT...😆
😆😆😉

Originally posted by: veechafan123

Ichcha is doing what makes her happy. Whats wrong with that. She is amazing with kids. What is all this aaya/servant nonsense?

Want to tell you all a fact...The servant who works in my house in India is educated girl. She is doing her BA. She goes to college everyday after finishing her work ( 7-8 am ). For her its a part time job. She is getting married in a few months. We treat her like a human being. They too have a life of their own and dreams like any of us.

Here in US we dont have maids. We do all household chores including cleaning bathrooms. So does that make us unpaid servants? I look after my daughter at home...so does that make me an aaya? What kind of sick mentality do some people have! Grow up yaar!

Teenagers here in US take up part time jobs babysitting. They are treated with respect and dignity and pride. When I was in nursery school there was an old lady who used to take care of us. We used to call her aayah but she was such a nice and kind lady who took such good care of us. I used to like her so much almost treated her like my grandma.