Why do we see more Pakistani men with non-Pakistani women than the other way around?

[Sweetmoi]

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i dont know whos trolling who here

[12345678910]

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@Deeba1234

Your post made more sense before you edited it.. even though it was just as offensive..

oh really but why?

[12345678910]

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@SID_NY

Seriously?? Are you really saying those who marry non pakistani are not respectable?

yeah i believe

[Reha]

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Who said Pakistani women don’t marry white men? They do…all the time and I see majority of interracial marriages where the wife is Pakistani and husband is Caucasian.

And why is this being discussed as if its soooo hard? Marrying a white person - woman or man - is not difficult or seen as an accomplishment.

[Deeba1234]

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@BellaShabba

My great nan was black african and great nana pakistani

My nani mixed race married a pakistani man

In my family on my mothers side there are alot of inter racial marriages. My dads side are 100% pakistani lol not so much on his side except one cousin who married a white man

**I went to a bengali wedding recently and there were alot of ladies married to white men. **I think it will always cause shock horror when an asian person married a non asian but it is more acceptable now

It’s definitely getting quite common for Bengali girls to ‘marry out’.. I think Bengali parents tend to be a bit less resistant to it than Pakistanis..

My mother’s side of the family is mixed as well.. My nan was white too..

[McPendo]

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@Deeba1234

It’s definitely getting quite common for Bengali girls to ‘marry out’.. I think Bengali parents tend to be a bit less resistant to it than Pakistanis..

My mother’s side of the family is mixed as well.. My nan was white too..

White? Like Mary Jane Austin white? Or from Iran white?

[McPendo]

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@Sweetmoi

i dont know whos trolling who here

Tis but a game of troll my dear man.

[Islamabadi1]

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@McPendo

Indians are exactly like Pakistani guys… culturally and skin wise as well.

Do you know what you are talking about? Or are you the clown on this site?

[McPendo]

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@Islamabadi1

Do you know what you are talking about? Or are you the clown on this site?

No, go ahead and enlighten me. Grabs popcorn

[LP]

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McPendo is back and in form

[Ice_Baby]

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Because Pakistani women don’t date

[McPendo]

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@Ice_Baby

Because Pakistani women don’t date

Ha… Ha… ha. HAAAAA

You’re right they don’t. Seeta Savatri hoti hain beychariyan…

[Southie]

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Or Sati Savitri

[Deeba1234]

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@McPendo

White? Like Mary Jane Austin white? Or from Iran white?

The former..

[Theorist]

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@psyah

The images above give a rough distribution of skin tones around the world and also shows the territory known as South-East Asia (Indian subcontinent) with 4 different races of humans … It’s interesting that it identifies some people in the** South of India (Dravidians) as being linked to the indigenous (aborigines) people of Australia** …

Because they are! Dravidians from Southern India did migrate to Aurtralia thousands of years ago. Their racial makeup remains nearly identical.

[McPendo]

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@Theorist

Because they are! Dravidians from Southern India did migrate to Aurtralia thousands of years ago. Their racial makeup remains nearly identical.

No wonder the Aborigines have long flowing hair instead of the negroid spongy hair. The Afros. Although the Dravidian at one point were the dominate racial group in India, until the Aryans Invaded. It’s because of Aryans that we have “lighter” skinned Pakistanis/Indians.

[Theorist]

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@McPendo

No wonder the Aborigines have long flowing hair instead of the negroid spongy hair. The Afros. Although the Dravidian at one point were the dominate racial group in India,** until the Aryans Invaded**. It’s because of Aryans that we have “lighter” skinned Pakistanis/Indians.

There are multiple theories about that. Depends which theory you want to believe: Aryan Invasion or Out of India.

[Southie]

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There is a 3rd theory. Aryans are children of Devas. Suryavansh is dynasty of the Sun God for example. Quite easy to trace ones vansh

[Ice_Baby]

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I have seen south indian people with spongey hair that trait is not exclusive to negroids

[Ice_Baby]

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and if pakistanii people especially girls in general dated then we wouldn’t have arranged marriages which is extremely common amongst pakistanis everywhere in the world not just Pakistan and we would be no different than white people which we obviously are culture wise