Parents are unfair to the boy child so says this Indian writer
@allknowing (136100)
India
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@vandana7 (100254)
• India
5 Aug 17
Let me call the cavalry... @TheHorse...I am not the only one who has such opinion about Indian men. ha ha..@DaddyEvil..what do you think? @mommaj proof for you that Indian men are not worth it.
@CoralLevang.. look at emoticons...I could punch his face...as if he can't learn how to do that..when he can learn to use cell phones and new car features..
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@DaddyEvil (137257)
• United States
8 Aug 17
Hmmm.... I know several Indians who we might be speaking about here. I have been teasing one about his mother doing everything for him and he doesn't lift a finger for himself.
I am glad most American men can take care of themselves and their children, if that is needed. (In my case, it was needed.)
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@rusty2rusty (6763)
• Defiance, Ohio
5 Aug 17
A lot of American boys are raised the same way. Not mine tho. I raised all my kids to be able to take care of themselves if they were on their own, cleaning and cooking.
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@silvermist (19702)
• India
12 Aug 17
Good point.There are still men who think cooking ,cleaning and washing clothes are beneath their dignity.Those jobs are for women.But it is good to see that there are men who do not think like that.
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@DaddyEvil (137257)
• United States
8 Aug 17
I understand what the author was trying to say, but I also know that Indian men aren't taught how to do things for themselves because their mother expects to be able to do those things for him, even if he gets married... She only reluctantly passes that baton to her daughter-in-law after marriage.
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