Mostly boys from upper middle/ middle class with sold education/ or reasonable good professional CV is worth looking at.
sir ji that may be your personal preference and I really am not judging you by it, far from it.
I am usually more interested in looking at girls though. :p
PS: yes I am generally a bayhooda wahiaat insaan as noted in my signature below..see
sir ji that may be your personal preference and I really am not judging you by it, far from it.
I am usually more interested in looking at girls though. :p
PS: yes I am generally a bayhooda wahiaat insaan as noted in my signature below..see
Yes! thanks for pointing out, it is also possible that despite thinking myself so open yet still have some stereotype hidden deep inside me.
*good, decent, educated, stable girls in pakistan don't need any ABCD or BBCD to fulfill their lives! They are quite happy with their lives, and don't even bother for any silly green-card. These are dreams of below average families. *
So it really makes me wonder about these pakistani families abroad, that what were they when they were still in pakistan. and why are they getting the kind of girls that apparently everyone is complaining about. and what kind of networks are they associated with back home.
Good girls (by any definition) get taken first, and the not so good ones, it takes a little time for them. the wedding section if full of pictures of girls and boys being married. i wonder who they are and why and how they ever got married.
general rule of thumb. boys look for a life-partner. not a second/primary earner for the household. so no matter how much you achieve, at the end of the day, if you're 30 and then looking, it is going to get tough. it happens in every other society/culture too.
DITTO!!!pata nahin yar mujhe kafi hasad mehsoos hori hai pak girls ke khilaf lol...
and ironically..the unjustified attacks on us just reaffirmed my assertion abt the lack of tolerance! but anyway...all this shadi stuff is in Allah's hands!:)
The whole premise of this retarted thread is that if a guy marries someone from Pakistan then he is evil and girls here can’t marry guys from Pakistan because they are all evil over there. Or simple if you have anything to do with Pakistan then you are evil.
Well the OP must be a blond with blue eyes, otherwise with this pea size mentality I don’t see her going much far.
over generalization. and the way you are advising girls seems that you view someone wishing to move abroad as negative. if that’s the case then aren’t you and your family from among the same category who dreamed of moving and settling abroad and did that.
to the original question of OP, from what we have seen in the families living in US & UK the reason they prefer to marry a girl from back home is the high tolerance level among the girls in Pakistan. the guys and their families have this perception that girls in Pakistan are much more tolerant than the girls raised abroad. i won’t comment whether they are right in thinking so or not, because i have seen the girls both abroad and in Pakistan with such low tolerance levels.
anyhow, there is absolutely nothing wrong if guys from abroad want to settle down with girls from Pakistan and if girls from abroad want to settle down with guys from Pakistan. in an era where everything is global, how can you even imagine to limit someone to get married to the persons living in the same country.
The mother and the son usually want some passive doormat.
Frankly, taking a daughter away from her parents to another country is cruel. I’d never do it.
Men treat women like dirt, women end up becoming twisted as a result, and subject the new generation of women to the same cruelty they went through. They do men’s job for them.
When men become lazy, entitled and arrogant, they utterly destroy the women around them.
Is that what you girls abroad tell yourselves when we choose a home grown gal? Does it help you sleep? Does it ease the pain?
Maybe they are more sensible? Down to earth with good perspectives. Unlike you girls who blame everything under the sun for your problems, failing to realise that you are your own worst enemy.
Its funny that when guys get rejected for any reason, usually we pick and move on. Just you girls who feel the need to throw a hissy fit.
Those were my views 5 years ago. I felt surprised when I read my own post; it’s a rather btchy and stupid post; not one that I’m proud of. Maula Jatt is right in saying that there can be many reasons for gravitating toward girls back home; they can and do make excellent wives; our own mothers are positive examples so we don’t have have to look far from home. It’s wrong to stereotype these two groups of women, to pit them against one another. We all have our preferences and there’s no point in fuming over prospects you don’t even know, who are total strangers. It does hurt though when you’re turned down by someone you invested emotional energy in. Maybe it’s too over-simplified of me to say this, but we think and worry too much though it’s hard not to be fearful about the future, we begrudge people for what they get and what they have and maybe in doing so we earn ourselves gunnah, cuz in the end you will get what’s in your qismat just like everyone else.