born in the wrong century..

[bbbb]

Re: born in the wrong century..

[sarcasm]yikes hope I dont end up like that :([/sarcasm]

goes to pray

[black_beauty]

Re: born in the wrong century..

@parissenoor

you try to start a war, where there is no need for:grumpy:

people who share barfee views and those who do not are NOT opponents but complementary:)
if everyone had same views this world would be really boring you know..and labels are nothing an adjective like “modern” is not a label…it is used to underline an aspect of something/someone, but it’s not a full description of someone/ something. and if you take for this it means you have a short sighted brain

Seems like you are the one jumping to conclusions, which itself is a evidence of short sighted brain. I said Opponent meaning people who will disagreeing NOT Complimentary. There is a difference if you read closely

[sananan]

Re: born in the wrong century..

@Barfee

I think:

1. Collar bones, neck bones and rib cages popping out are scary.
2. its better to live with in-laws
3. stay at home moms are better than working moms
4. A guy doesnt have to know how to cook
5. tight clothing looks nasty
6. revealing clothes are nasty too and especially revealing shalwar kameez :yukh:
7. Hijab is a fardh not optional (although our definition of hijab might be different)
8. Kids shouldn’t talk about girlfriend/boyfriends before 13
9. kids should be innocent

Sometimes I feel like I should have been born few hundred years ago :o

the century has nothing to do with what type of thinking you have,
things acceptable then are not acceptable now, and vice versa.
n e way,
collarbones are very close to the surface of your skin, and there is not much muscle covering them.
inlaws depends on circumstances.
again mums working or staying at home depends on circumstances.
guys should know basics atleast, they are not always going to hav mum, sis, wife etc around. what about those who live away from home cos of study or work? the shudnt cook at all?
i agree about tight clothes and revealing clothes, and hijab.
i had sex education when i was 10 or 11, i knew about it, but that dusnt mean i am gonna go out and hav a boyfriend. depends on the type of culture and people you live around. what are the kids exposed to in terms of tv and radio and movies?
kids are innocent, we all were at one point, then you grow and learn and loose that innocence or circumstances beyond your control take it away from you.