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RE: Inside the Prejudices of an Indian Man
(12-08-2014 08:32 AM)bojangles Wrote: I have no idea how it works in the States, however as I've written before I had no issues when I visited Vegas and LA last year. In fact the only girls I had trouble with was the Russians.
It only really becomes a problem if you let it get to your head.
Its something you see in isolated communities - its why Indian guys generally date Indian girls in the states. The communities are relatively isolated and tend not to mix, giving an air of racial insecurity when dealing with everyone else. Its why immigrants suck with girls from other races while Americanized Cats do better.
You also see this amongst Russian, Latino and W African immigrants to the US. They stick to their own communities and as a result the guys suck with girls of other races.
Solution: If you think your race is a barrier, go out and meet people.
Damn, I'm tired. Sorry if my writing seems like a rant.
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RE: Inside the Prejudices of an Indian Man
(12-08-2014 11:11 PM)ManAbout Wrote: (12-02-2014 01:55 PM)zidhai89 Wrote: My 2 cents, I have never ever ever found my race to be a barrier. If anything I have found that simply being 'non white' in a place like Thailand which is filled with white tourists raises the curiosity levels.
So, you found that Thai women were more interested in you because you are Indian, as opposed to all the white tourists they normally meet?
Btw, when did you go to Thailand? Because when I went Thailand it was in fact full of Indian tourists. Gangs of Indian men roaming the streets trying to get into bars and clubs. So, I am surprised that you only saw white tourists.
There's tourists from all over there now. I saw African tourists when I was there. Punjabi tailors are also not rare in Bangkok.
(12-09-2014 01:43 AM)xpatplayer Wrote: It only really becomes a problem if you let it get to your head.
Its something you see in isolated communities - its why Indian guys generally date Indian girls in the states. The communities are relatively isolated and tend not to mix, giving an air of racial insecurity when dealing with everyone else. Its why immigrants suck with girls from other races while Americanized Cats do better.
You also see this amongst Russian, Latino and W African immigrants to the US. They stick to their own communities and as a result the guys suck with girls of other races.
Solution: If you think your race is a barrier, go out and meet people.
Damn, I'm tired. Sorry if my writing seems like a rant.
Has anybody noticed an increase in obesity in Indian-American women? I have relatives in North California and I’m horrified when I go to weddings. There needs to be more fat shaming in the Indian community.
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RE: Inside the Prejudices of an Indian Man
(12-09-2014 05:25 PM)WalterBlack Wrote: Has anybody noticed an increase in obesity in Indian-American women? I have relatives in North California and I’m horrified when I go to weddings. There needs to be more fat shaming in the Indian community.
Yes. Most immigrants trade the best if Indian culture for the worst of American culture. They don't care about looks and presentation and don't leave their families.
Every Indian guy I know in the States who's doing well/ is good with girls has confessed that he's scared of becoming like his father, uncles and cousins.
Adding to the problem is this Indian conception that anyone who doesn't wholeheartedly accept the worst of Indian culture is a traitor. So most of these guys absolutely cannot stand their relatives. Who are generally very fat.
I don't see this problem in Europe because the Indians there are much more presentable and sophisticated. Its easy to preserve your Indianness and be cool there. Its pretty hard in America.
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(12-09-2014 05:34 PM)KC4 Wrote: Couldn't agree more^^ not just North America . There is alot alsoalso in the European communities.
I love being punjabi. Or i love my genes in a way. Wish i had my dad's blue eyes. I love that nobody can really put a finger on where i come from on a first attempt. Latinos and Arabs think i am part of them. Persians like whys. Even Indian dudes don't think I am Indian haha.
I'm Punjabi, too. Same thing: People always tell me I look Persian, Arab, Mexican, or even Italian. I even had a Mexican ask me if I was Mexican.
I get the most love from women from central or eastern Europe. Dunno why. Maybe cuz India and Russia were allies once?? Lol
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RE: Inside the Prejudices of an Indian Man
This might be off topic, but something I have always wondered. How come indians In the UK seem to do a lot of low level jobs? For example whenever I am in London I see a ton of British Indians (not fobs) working in security at airports, McDonalds, bus drivers, retail jobs (without ownership interest), waiters, etc. In the US it is very rare to see a Indian working at McDonalds, retail stores (they don't own) or TSA. Most Indians in the US seem to be some sort of professional whether it be doctor, IT, engineer, etc.
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(01-11-2015 10:18 AM)BTman Wrote: This might be off topic, but something I have always wondered. How come indians In the UK seem to do a lot of low level jobs? For example whenever I am in London I see a ton of British Indians (not fobs) working in security at airports, McDonalds, bus drivers, retail jobs (without ownership interest), waiters, etc. In the US it is very rare to see a Indian working at McDonalds, retail stores (they don't own) or TSA. Most Indians in the US seem to be some sort of professional whether it be doctor, IT, engineer, etc.
These often are second- or third-generation Indians whose parents migrated to England long before other Indians did to America.
Give it another decade or two in America, and you'll see the kids of parents (who were these highly-sought professionals you mentioned) taking on these low level jobs.
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RE: Inside the Prejudices of an Indian Man
(01-11-2015 10:18 AM)BTman Wrote: This might be off topic, but something I have always wondered. How come indians In the UK seem to do a lot of low level jobs? For example whenever I am in London I see a ton of British Indians (not fobs) working in security at airports, McDonalds, bus drivers, retail jobs (without ownership interest), waiters, etc. In the US it is very rare to see a Indian working at McDonalds, retail stores (they don't own) or TSA. Most Indians in the US seem to be some sort of professional whether it be doctor, IT, engineer, etc.
Lol two of those jobs you mentioned aren't even low paying. Bus drivers and airport customs get paid better than most of the population.
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