काठमान्डूमा नर्सिंग पढ्ने युवतीहरु नग्न भएर नुहाउदै गरेको गोप्य क्लिप लिक(भिडियो)

Dating in Indian culture is nothing more than fooling around. There's nothing serious about it at all. The only exception is if the relationship is Indian to Indian. That means there could be a greater likelihood of success. The odds of an Indian man marrying a white woman are very low.

An Indian man marrying a white woman is culturally-speaking "not suitable/acceptable" on multiple levels. White women are not born and "bred" for entering and nurturing the complex Indian culture, traditions, and customs. They are in the mindset of nuclear families. Indian culture, at its heart, is about nurturing and supporting complex joint family relationships.

White women are not going to become submissive. This would be interpreted as a weakness according to Western culture.

In Indian culture, the trait of the woman being submissive is a great strength. That is to say, because that is what's required to navigate the culture. Submissive does not mean weak, and that may come across as a paradox. It comes down to serving a very specific role in the family. No family can run without the key position of the Indian woman who serves the family at the center point. It cannot run without her direction, support and insight. She is the Home Minister.Dating in Indian culture is nothing more than fooling around. There's nothing serious about it at all. The only exception is if the relationship is Indian to Indian. That means there could be a greater likelihood of success. The odds of an Indian man marrying a white woman are very low.
An Indian man marrying a white woman is culturally-speaking "not suitable/acceptable" on multiple levels. White women are not born and "bred" for entering and nurturing the complex Indian culture, traditions, and customs. They are in the mindset of nuclear families. Indian culture, at its heart, is about nurturing and supporting complex joint family relationships.

White women are not going to become submissive. This would be interpreted as a weakness according to Western culture.

In Indian culture, the trait of the woman being submissive is a great strength. That is to say, because that is what's required to navigate the culture. Submissive does not mean weak, and that may come across as a paradox. It comes down to serving a very specific role in the family. No family can run without the key position of the Indian woman who serves the family at the center point. It cannot run without her direction, support and insight. She is the Home Minister.