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My Gawd!!!!
Look at these western half boiled Pakistani laid eggs…Look at them talk “I saw a donkey cart in Pakistan…Hawwww” “I saw mud houses in Pakistan ….Hawwww”
The only experience you had was that back in Pakistan you lot were tied in front of the cart to pull it, where as in the west the cart is pulling you. :p
:)
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Leave them alone, visiting Pakistan can be quite a culture shock..parents telling their children about what its like cannot prepare you for the reality of it...
It Smells!:p
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lol
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Amazing analysis,
If you would compare Pakistan to US or UK,then yes you will be shocked...Pakistani's are pretty happy in their own cocoon...They have passed all their lives with all this..Sacrified animals in the backyard, animal's poo on the street, Man holes without cover, 6 or 7 people in one motorcycle, people staring girls like crazy but different places have different attitudes...It's not like everywhere you will find all these things...I bet if you visit defence in Lahore, Cant in Pindi, Clifton in karachi, you would be glorified to see the lifestyle...It's all different...You have seen one side of Pakistan which could be different but not the worst.
As far as these developed nations are concerned,I won't go into how many ppl got killed in these developed nations for no reason, why most of the people avoid going to the downtown at night here, why every single minute they have a rape even noone stare's the women like hell, why people have African-American areas in their NO Go list, why asians are abused in developed nations, why children have been molested by their own parents, why parents stay ine the old homes rather then staying with their kids and Why Desi's (born and grown up abroad) prefer to get married back home, I have thousands of Why...but may be useless to raise it here...as most of u seems to be experienced with a different life style.
Yet i always appreciate honesty,dedication, System, justice and human values abroad....They are simply marvellous in that...No comparison but my point is still there Pakistani's still love each other or atleast help others in the bad times.
But as Captain said if your own shorts are falling don't pulls others Exactly...the same point i have...I knew a girl she is a Canadian Pakistani, went to Pakistan to do his medical school.she really had a hard time without the family, staying in the dorms andshe also had some complains but some genuine ones...but as we are adaptive, she learnt there are areas which are not good for girls ...There are things which she needs to avoid and now she's is been there for 3.5 years and she really likes to stay there bcoz she learnt that every place has his own odds and evens..It's us who adapt the changes.
I argued on one thing...it's all upto you how do you fit yourself in the society..It's not mendatory that u can't keep your body away from your tailor and doctor ...Naa...It's wrong perception...Please make this correction...It varies ppl to ppl .
In the last our moral values are down, we have Mukhtaran mai, Sonya naz and others, we have child molestation in pakistan, we have bur·glary and all the odds in the society but there are reasons behind this....I might not make any sense for the people who grew up abroad .The day Pakistani's got a true leadership and justice on time, we would have the whole different Pakistan as Justice delayed is justice denied.
Thanks
Salman
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This is what i cannot standabout the people there; they assume if ur brought up here youre some sort of wild grl who sleeps around or lets strange menfeel her up and if ure not, it’s like “wowwwww!! 
” I’ve gotten plenty of those backhanded compliments before. 
And also, dating someone, and being physically intimate is different than letting a tailor measure you… damn Pakis 
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My Goodness …why so defensive?
I didnt say what it smells like…
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asalmank: No doubt Pakistan’s ppl are very nice, friendly and warm-hearted (well most)…in my post, i was just speaking from a humourous standpoint, i am not shallow or anything it was just in good fun…i absolutely love Pakistan, no place like it…Yea i’ve been to Defence, it’s very modern…in fact i went to Pakistan last yr after 12 yrs and there were a lot of westernised things there…most of the things i mentioned in my post, were recollections of my childhood memories in Pakistan…and i actually liked the memory i had of Pakistan before all the modernisation…that’s wot always attracted me there…the simplicity, the generousity, the beauty etc…maybe ur rite about the personal matters with doctors and tailors…i guess it cud be different for everyone…but i thought my Mum gave me some “real” advice there…so i took it with a grain of salt and felt better…me personally, i think it’s rite cos if u think about it…ur tailor measure every inch of u, so physically she knows u…u can’t hide it from her…same goes with ur doc, they have to check u for ur own good…so they too know about ur whole body (inside n outside)…i guess after that, i realised that it’s not that bad…i need both of them…and if i find good ones, then i’ll be fine 
Sara516: I see ur point, but i know my cousins and they didn’t mean it in a bad way…they had met me after 12 yrs and didn’t know my nature until we started spending time together…so, by her saying that it was like a compliment cos in HER experience she had met some girls who were visiting from Europe or America and those ones were not, lets say, very cultured…she was just happy to see that at least her own sister from abroad turned out to think a lot like her…that’s it…perhaps there r ppl like that in Pakistan, like the ones u mentioned…o well i guess they know no better…let them be…but this does remind me of another thing…our (lady) tailor, when we went to pick up our clothes had my cousins’ clothes done fine…but my Mum’s and mine…the galas were huge (to us anyway)…now, i’m really picky about my gala and in the back too, i don’t want it to be a turtle neck lol but it shud look sober u know…anyway, my cousins said MAYBE it’s cos she (the tailor) assumed that like some of her other overseas customers, we wud have liked big galas (as we asked her to give us the latest designs n stuff too)…and then my cousins told the tailor, that no, my cousin and khala want decent galas like us so i guess it depends on the tailor and the kind of orders they receive from Pakistanis as well as outsiders 
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We can’t help it! It’s new (but nice) stuff to us
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God, it took one day for you to find that out! You must have smelled something really bad to compare it :D, don’t tell me you just came back from Ireland!
