Is it common - Indian girls dating European guys? (45)
MrInteresting: From the Indian culture perspective?
I ask, since there is an Indian girl, very nice, very smiley, and a few people who have seen her around me, she works in her family business, have admitted that it is obvious, from her body language, that she has a thing for me.
However, I have never thought about going out with, or asking an Indian girl out, primarily due to the fact that I always thought that their family would give them grief about not being with someone of their own culture.
Am I wrong?
I ask, since there is an Indian girl, very nice, very smiley, and a few people who have seen her around me, she works in her family business, have admitted that it is obvious, from her body language, that she has a thing for me.
However, I have never thought about going out with, or asking an Indian girl out, primarily due to the fact that I always thought that their family would give them grief about not being with someone of their own culture.
Am I wrong?
You could be right, but it depends also on how liberal is her family. Does she fit well with your family?
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MrInteresting: From the Indian culture perspective?
I ask, since there is an Indian girl, very nice, very smiley, and a few people who have seen her around me, she works in her family business, have admitted that it is obvious, from her body language, that she has a thing for me.
However, I have never thought about going out with, or asking an Indian girl out, primarily due to the fact that I always thought that their family would give them grief about not being with someone of their own culture.
Am I wrong?
I ask, since there is an Indian girl, very nice, very smiley, and a few people who have seen her around me, she works in her family business, have admitted that it is obvious, from her body language, that she has a thing for me.
However, I have never thought about going out with, or asking an Indian girl out, primarily due to the fact that I always thought that their family would give them grief about not being with someone of their own culture.
Am I wrong?
wrong... but i'm not indian
these are modern times
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MrInteresting: From the Indian culture perspective?
I ask, since there is an Indian girl, very nice, very smiley, and a few people who have seen her around me, she works in her family business, have admitted that it is obvious, from her body language, that she has a thing for me.
However, I have never thought about going out with, or asking an Indian girl out, primarily due to the fact that I always thought that their family would give them grief about not being with someone of their own culture.
Am I wrong?
I ask, since there is an Indian girl, very nice, very smiley, and a few people who have seen her around me, she works in her family business, have admitted that it is obvious, from her body language, that she has a thing for me.
However, I have never thought about going out with, or asking an Indian girl out, primarily due to the fact that I always thought that their family would give them grief about not being with someone of their own culture.
Am I wrong?
Personally, I feel the Indians are far more liberal than say the pakistani's.
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MrInteresting: From the Indian culture perspective?
I ask, since there is an Indian girl, very nice, very smiley, and a few people who have seen her around me, she works in her family business, have admitted that it is obvious, from her body language, that she has a thing for me.
However, I have never thought about going out with, or asking an Indian girl out, primarily due to the fact that I always thought that their family would give them grief about not being with someone of their own culture.
Am I wrong?
I ask, since there is an Indian girl, very nice, very smiley, and a few people who have seen her around me, she works in her family business, have admitted that it is obvious, from her body language, that she has a thing for me.
However, I have never thought about going out with, or asking an Indian girl out, primarily due to the fact that I always thought that their family would give them grief about not being with someone of their own culture.
Am I wrong?
The world is becoming more integrated all the time.
How much could it hurt to ask?
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Theres lots of "mixed marriages" if you will in Canada No-one would think anything of it
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Barrellofart: The world is becoming more integrated all the time.
How much could it hurt to ask?
How much could it hurt to ask?
Nothing ventured...nothing gained, roll the dice
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venusenvy: Theres lots of "mixed marriages" if you will in Canada No-one would think anything of it
Toronto is known as the worlds best for interracial couples.
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venusenvy: Theres lots of "mixed marriages" if you will in Canada No-one would think anything of it
In general yes, that's true, but I wanted to date an Indian girl about 20 years ago, and I wasn't brown or Hindu, so it wasn't allowed by her parents.
Oh well, I pretty much gave up dating shortly after anyway.
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kidatheart: In general yes, that's true, but I wanted to date an Indian girl about 20 years ago, and I wasn't brown or Hindu, so it wasn't allowed by her parents. Oh well, I pretty much gave up dating shortly after anyway.
Try dating one that doesn't live with her parents.
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of course YES..... let me tell u, if u still thinking that way,
THEN U ARE CENTURIES BEHIND PRESENT !!!!!!!! go for the gal of your dream dude...... RACE IS JUST NOTHING BUT D SWEET VARIETY OF LIFE...... TRY TO UNDERSTAND THAT
THEN U ARE CENTURIES BEHIND PRESENT !!!!!!!! go for the gal of your dream dude...... RACE IS JUST NOTHING BUT D SWEET VARIETY OF LIFE...... TRY TO UNDERSTAND THAT
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kidatheart: In general yes, that's true, but I wanted to date an Indian girl about 20 years ago, and I wasn't brown or Hindu, so it wasn't allowed by her parents. Oh well, I pretty much gave up dating shortly after anyway.
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kidatheart: In general yes, that's true, but I wanted to date an Indian girl about 20 years ago, and I wasn't brown or Hindu, so it wasn't allowed by her parents. Oh well, I pretty much gave up dating shortly after anyway.
That was 20 years ago now...ask yourself, would you think anything of any mixed race couple today??
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I am a Trinidadian girl of Indian descent.. in our country there are still very strict Indian families that prefer their daughters to marry within the same ethinicity.. however, as far as liberalisation goes, most Indian girls who are not living in their parents home or who are living outside of India, are given more freedom by their parents to date whomever they chose.. of course, if their family is racial, it is usually NOT against Europeans..
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Barrellofart: Try dating one that doesn't live with her parents.
Yeah, she was 18 and living with her parents at the time, grandparents too. Never did get to meet any of them.
Somehow I doubt she still is, but you never know.
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Besides hearts and souls are all the same colour...I fall in love heart and soul
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MrInteresting: From the Indian culture perspective?
I ask, since there is an Indian girl, very nice, very smiley, and a few people who have seen her around me, she works in her family business, have admitted that it is obvious, from her body language, that she has a thing for me.
However, I have never thought about going out with, or asking an Indian girl out, primarily due to the fact that I always thought that their family would give them grief about not being with someone of their own culture.
Am I wrong?
I ask, since there is an Indian girl, very nice, very smiley, and a few people who have seen her around me, she works in her family business, have admitted that it is obvious, from her body language, that she has a thing for me.
However, I have never thought about going out with, or asking an Indian girl out, primarily due to the fact that I always thought that their family would give them grief about not being with someone of their own culture.
Am I wrong?
I dated a British guy, and although it was allright to be around him, he said he couldn't take me home because his dad wouldn't approve of us. Now I am mixed, but I didn't think that should be a problem in this day and age with U.K. I was deeply affected by that.
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venusenvy: That was 20 years ago now...ask yourself, would you think anything of any mixed race couple today??
Nope, and didn't then either.
Being born and raised in Toronto might have something to do with it. I only had a few white friends growing up, the rest were like a mix match from a UN meeting.
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kidatheart: Nope, and didn't then either.
Being born and raised in Toronto might have something to do with it. I only had a few white friends growing up, the rest were like a mix match from a UN meeting.
Being born and raised in Toronto might have something to do with it. I only had a few white friends growing up, the rest were like a mix match from a UN meeting.
Mutley Mutts...True Canadians
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MrInteresting: From the Indian culture perspective?
I ask, since there is an Indian girl, very nice, very smiley, and a few people who have seen her around me, she works in her family business, have admitted that it is obvious, from her body language, that she has a thing for me.
However, I have never thought about going out with, or asking an Indian girl out, primarily due to the fact that I always thought that their family would give them grief about not being with someone of their own culture.
Am I wrong?
I ask, since there is an Indian girl, very nice, very smiley, and a few people who have seen her around me, she works in her family business, have admitted that it is obvious, from her body language, that she has a thing for me.
However, I have never thought about going out with, or asking an Indian girl out, primarily due to the fact that I always thought that their family would give them grief about not being with someone of their own culture.
Am I wrong?
Hi Mr I. I lived in Kuala Lumpur for a couple of years so I dated some Indian ladies, even while they were living with their parnets. However, one thing Don't do. If you ever get invited to stay over night at the parents place don't get calught making love in the daughters bedroom... I assure you it does not go over so well, especially if they think their daughter could be a virgin.
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I ask, since there is an Indian girl, very nice, very smiley, and a few people who have seen her around me, she works in her family business, have admitted that it is obvious, from her body language, that she has a thing for me.
However, I have never thought about going out with, or asking an Indian girl out, primarily due to the fact that I always thought that their family would give them grief about not being with someone of their own culture.
Am I wrong?