a really fun anecdote

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this woman and man i ran into were lookin’ for their son. a maid, i suppose.
they sort of spotted me i guess. and they were like,

“kuree heigee utchee, teye lumee, teye chitee teye naley sonee”

i thought i had it all… but wait.

and then after speaking to a friend of mine who was with me on that party

the boy’s parents decided not to pursue me.
guess why?

they quipped & i over heard.

“per kuree neye perhiya hoya hega, teye siyanee wey hoeye gee, tey feir rhen deineye han”

of course, it is just one family and maybe they were very simple people.

so i guess, education is not a plus, still in year 2006.

i feel so bad for their phd son.

does it happen to u, girls that our education bites people??

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Re: a really fun anecdote

education, just looking GOOD in general (lets say it was a party) "haye haye, shadi huee nahi, aur itna changa saara makeup thop liya hay" , even being informal bites.. "har ek say AISAY milti hay jaisay susrali hon already sab"

when things DONT wanna go for u, NOTHING will..

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Dush, insecure people will always be jealous/envious of educated, independant and confident girls. Coz they can't control them as they can, a gairl who is less educated, choti umar ki, wud not speak much". They are afraid that the gal is gonna control their son, instead. The son (of course insecure one, not all) will be like, oh man she knows so much, I can't fool her, koi 21, 22 ki lay aao, zayada parr (wings) nahin niklay hotay unn kay abhi :D

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Re: a really fun anecdote

thanks, yara. dua ker sakteye hein, insecure logoon kee security bahum ho jayeye.

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