my story

[Shagird]

Re: my story

@Deeba1234

Erm brown really isn’t the only way to go..

If you* really* liked her you prob would have at least tried talking to your parents.. at least once..

@OYMWA

There is a lesson in here; learn it and move on. And the lesson is, never ride two boats at the same time. Either pick the desi boat or the western boat. If you try to ride both, chances are you will end up in neither.

@rolla_coaster

What did your dad say?

I guess you are content with what you did or have done. That’s what matters most. Other 22 years Olds are being much more idiotic.

Now would be a good time you can focus on a career.

@Paheli00

Actually, in your case, YOU created this obstacle. YOU invited this “demon” into your own life even after knowing what the consequences would be. In regards to this particularity situation, you chose to make it a “wild ride”. Don’t put it on “life” or anyone else for the path YOU chose to follow.

@SummerFruits

Preach it.

you may meet someone new that you feel just as strongly about. you never know. orrr you could’ve just introduced her to your parents. There’s plenty of brown girls and guys that are in relationships/engaged or married to non-brown people. I know plenty. Did you even talk about this girl to your parents? or were you just too intimidated by their possible refusal?

@Iconoclast

And the point is?

there is none