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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Pradhyuman is not gay. Y’all are whack. Straight guys like clothing too, and it’s less taboo outside of American.

-a gay person. [/quote]

It's not the clothing. It's that he couldn't find any of the girls presented to him attractive. Like 150. It's not that he's not attracted to 150 women, it's that he's not attracted to women--period. [/quote]

He is super rich and spoiled. He doesn’t want to deal with someone else’s crap. He isn’t gay. [/quote]

I didn't think gay either...until we learned that he made all those god doll outfits.  HE MADE THEM.  How many straight men have we seen on Project Runway?  Oh that's right, zero.  [/quote]

Ya’ll are getting twisted on what’s considered normal here vs there. Tailors are very often straight men in India. It’s not seen as ‘women’s work’. He likes the creative stuff and it’s not something that would be enough to really raise eyebrows there.

I’m not saying he might not be gay, although I got more of the spoiled rich kid vibe. Another thing that’s misunderstood is that once you pick someone to meet from the biodatas, it’s full fledge on towards marriage. You can only meet a few, because ultimately you have to be very serious about moving forward. 
So rejecting every single one until you’re actually ready to get married is a pretty normal way to give yourself more time. He’s not ready. He likes being the eligible bachelor at the moment.

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I'm the PP before you, and your comment is interesting!  I appreciate your insight.  I hadn't considered cultural differences at play.[/quote]

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