Pffffff have you ever been to south India?? Every other person has a huge wide nose which looks massive bc they are so petite. Every south Asian knows Pakistanis and North Indians >>>> South Indians. |
Your Jewish husband probably wonders the same thing about his relatives who all married non-Jews. |
Just more h1bs trying to flee Their own culture |
Most of the h1bs in the DMV are South Indians. |
| I think it's cultural to marry 'lighter' skinned people. Indian culture is very prejudiced against dark skinned (lower caste) people. Light skin is valued as more attractive and desirable - so I don't think it's against Indian values or culture to marry white. |
| Also Indian men often treat women like second class citizens, so it makes sense to marry a non-Indian man. |
| And this is why people don't like Indians. You're obsessed with race. |
| My best friend since the first grade in an Indian girl - both and raised here. She is stunningly beautiful with a brain to go with it. She dated white guys on and off but "came back to her roots" as she says and married a similar north indian she met in college. She has been happily married for 10 years. She tells me her parents would only object to two types as as suitable man for her: any muslim or a black. All others were negotiable.... |
White female here. Dated a Indian guy in college. Would only marry a North Indian. South Indians dont assimilate well and too dark for me. |
Why exactly? Is she required by law to date a member of every race? She found a guy she apparently loves and married him. |
Only among LOSER white men, who can't get attractive white women |
| When I have known such couples, I found that one (or both people) are "unacceptable" or thought they were "unacceptable" to their own race (because of age, looks, attitude,etc) or one or both of these people thought the other culture or race was "better" (which is ridiculous), which is a form of self-loathing. Just my experiences,with many, many couples over the years. You don't need to agree. Just being honest. Marry whomever you like, but I would examine my situation, so you don't bring children into this world with your hang-ups. |
This. |
It must be difficult to be you. |
+2 I would add the qualifier this is true for people like OP feeling "guilty" If you truly married your spouse for love/compatibility etc. you wouldn't be feeling guilty or embarrassed. So OP please figure out what is going on with you and don't pass your doubts to your children. Life is hard enough without your mom being embarrassed of your father. |