A question for the ladies

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Re: A question for the ladies

@nia_khan

Why do I avoid talking to desi men? You walk down Jackson heights [New York] you will hear guys whistling at girls and go “ sexy baby”, you will even find some uncle doing the same thing, standing on the street and cursing, if a girl who isn’t wearing a duppata passes by “kia maal hai yaar” starring at her boobs. A girl who happens to be a little sanwali a song goes “amerika ke naa japaan hai hum to hain dewane Pakistani ke… sanwali saaloni se mehbooba”- while that girl is with her parents. Going to Pakistani parade or mela is asking for a nightmare. Its Pakistan’s day if I want to wear green and white its my choice but no you will have guys come close by and go “ I wish I could have that Pakistan ka jhanda”. Those parades and melas have literally become a arena for guys to hit on girls. In high school goodness they had nothing better to do but to go after girls. This aunty I know went to find a bride for her son, she seleted the girl they were going to start the preparation then all of a sudden threat calls started to come – “that girl is mine leave her alone otherwise your son will be killed”. They asked the girl and her parents they had no idea what was going on I am sure there is something from the girl side in this situation as well ] but to act like a pure gunda?

just a minor correction …

it is

*Amrika ke naa japaaan ke *
Hum tu hain dewaney Multaan ke
*Sanwali saloni si mehbooba *
teri choreyaan shrang kar ke …

Ladies and loafers !

Please carry on your gender war but please dont accues us guys of such a nasty blunder while we are phansaying you

Hai Nia :love: tu pakistan day prade per ek dum Miss World lag rahi thi

***teri tirchi nazar main hai jadoo ***
***Teri Baali umar main hai jadoo ***
***Jadoo hai teri adaaoon main ***
***Teri gali main, ghar main hai jadoo ***

Tera stalker