Obviously

After owning multiple wheels, I am in support of a multi bike garage rather than a single do-it-all bike.

Ye accident he!
Ye toh bas so raha he 😛

Add the Lord Splendor for milk runs

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Can someone share the bill?

These ceremonies give such wholesome vibe

Just realised she works at the same company i used to lol

In my decades of life abroad.....USA Canada & EU (work visits).......I have never come across....locals ever ask such question

As a elected President of Multicultural Council...A QUASI JUDICIARY BODY....that advises Ministry of Immigration....no Indian or other....immigrants have ever brought such topic out on being questioned....It is illegal to ask such & many such other questions by employers &/or any other body...even when filling applications

However....within Indian Community....when marriage arrangements...talk....takes place...yes Indians will ask....inquire...and discuss among themselves

4060ti 8gb one of the worst value for money gpu you can buy right now. You should wait for more 50 series to release so you can have more options that way 40 series prices will drop so get 4070 super or something.

Get m.2 crucial p3 or sn770 ssd instead

Cooling you might want to look at 240 aio instead of stock cooler.

Also 7600x is better value than 7600

32 gb RAM is optimal these days even for gaming at 1080p

NGL I'm convinced.

Aur Karo jaadu pancho

Curly hair is enough

Just like Trump

I don't think they are unaware .it is like this in many places in city even in prime spots .there is no concept of maintenance and repair work in India .will do something if all protest or someone dies tripping their

this color is just so beautiful

Most Indians are too busy to think about this question even if it happens in front of them

This is a gorgeous color scheme.

Also Hail Lord Splendor!!!

I am in a similar boat and I seriously hope that you get acceptance from your parents. One of my friends who come from a ultra-conservative Hindu family was struggling with the similar situation. The only suggestion that I gave him and he ultimately followed was -


Writing a heartfelt letter in whatever language your parents are most comfortable in about who you are and what your visions in life are (He was genuinely scared about his parents forcefully marrying him to a girl or about the typical Indian household 'I will die if you don't do this' emotional blackmail). He didn't want to risk either of those by visiting India. It's good that you have a boyfriend. Speak about it and all the positive things that have happened in your life after he came into it. Speak about the resolve that you're not gonna ruin a girl's life no matter what and that only their opinions matter in your life and no one else's.

Indian parents are worried about two important things when it comes to LGBT+ children. First is 'What will others say?' - This will be a hard nut to crack but make them realize that our society will always have something to say no matter what you do. That's where writing your goals in life/positive changes happening with your BF comes in. They have to realize that you are genuinely happy.

The second thing is 'Will my child face hate/discrimination for this?' - Speak about the troubles you faced since puberty regarding your sexuality and make them realize you had your own set of problems that you overcame without resorting to violence or addiction or something. That if you are able to handle all of that during early years alone, you'll be capable of handling that later years with a supportive partner.

No offence, but there is a third (or even most important) concern for some Indian parents - 'Will our religion/God accept your union?' - If your family is either Christians/Muslims, you'll have an extra hurdle to cross vis-a-vis Bible/Quran but there are enough liberal Christian/Muslim families which accepted their LGBT+ children.

Adding some scientific articles (if possible translated) regarding sexuality and how it is just a natural part of who you are will also help. My friend did all of that and although it took some time their parents came around seeing their son for who he is. Now they are pestering him to get married to his boyfriend, but that's a different Indian problem altogether.

I am sending positive wishes your way, my fellow Gay man. May all of us have some shot at living a peaceful life surrounded by our parents and partner.

Are, fir to Le Plaisir jaooo!

Order a nice pastry and coffee! Sit and read!

Bhut maza aaega!

So we are losing the next match as per the pattern