Re: Why do some women in Pakistan...
Quite contrary, I bet those are the same bunch of women who believe in "when in rome, do what a roman does"... so it might be the cultural thing. I think, for them, if it is okay to shake hands at the so called business meetings, as it is the social requirement, then it would/should be alright for them to have those male chordi walas and tailors taking their measurements.... come on ladies it's a social norm in Pakistan...helloooo.
Or if not, then i think those ladies are simply hypocrites... for them fulfilling the social norm, hand-shake for example, made by goras is totally acceptable, while they will moan over a poor male holding their hands for the bangles size... and then they will start talking about personal space and the uneasiness of getting measured by a male tailor.
Yeah i know, it's always more rewarding to kiss the shinny polished shoes of goras as compared to the tooti howi chappal belonging to a poor man from Pakistan.
No doubt, Hypocrites will be the hypocrites!
PS: I never appreciate any man touching my any part of the body... no matter for whatever freakin' reason.
I don't think its hypocrisy. When you go in for a job interview, it's to be polite and professional. its NOT for pleasure. Whereas, letting a man rub your feet or hands for churiyan is either to get cheap thrills or out of sheer laziness/what Sahar said, that men running stalls are beneath them and thus can touch them.