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Hello everyone
I was born in Delhi but moved to NY state when I was three.
I have agreed to meet my mom's friend's daughter in India. I've actually briefly met her in person last time I went to India a few years ago, and I will be seeing her for a couple of weeks in December/January. We've started corresponding in letters.
I've got a couple of questions though.
One, is that she is a hardcore vegetarian while I eat everything. She would prefer a vegetarian. Does anyone know if this could be a source of major conflict?
Another is that she claims that looks are not important to her at all. Is she lying or what? I'm really surprised to hear that esp. since thats like one of the most important things to girls here. Not that it would be a problem for me, i'm happy with the way i look, but still i dont want a girl that will have no passion.
also, she mentioned something about wanting to be "handled with care" and treated nicely in bed as opposed to being used for my own pleasure only.
Is this girl irrationally afraid that sex is only for the man's pleasure and to use and put down women? would she be frigid and sexually repressed?
i have no problem at all with being patient with her. but i dont want a situation where i have a lifetime of horrible sex because the girl i'm with was raised to believe it is a bad thing or something.
all the other things about her seem very good. she seems like a very nice girl, well educated, and would be happy in a more family/housewife role as opposed to being a career woman. she said herself that she's not an ambitious girl and doesn't like the sleaziness of the outside world, would prefer being around family and children and living a simpler life, so its not like by being a housewife she would be forced into a life she doesn't want.
and anyway i wrote in my letter to her that there is no problem if she has a job. if she has a job i can help more with the household duties. but still the primary role of the man is bringing in income and primary role of the woman is taking care of house and family.
I was born in Delhi but moved to NY state when I was three.
I have agreed to meet my mom's friend's daughter in India. I've actually briefly met her in person last time I went to India a few years ago, and I will be seeing her for a couple of weeks in December/January. We've started corresponding in letters.
I've got a couple of questions though.
One, is that she is a hardcore vegetarian while I eat everything. She would prefer a vegetarian. Does anyone know if this could be a source of major conflict?
Another is that she claims that looks are not important to her at all. Is she lying or what? I'm really surprised to hear that esp. since thats like one of the most important things to girls here. Not that it would be a problem for me, i'm happy with the way i look, but still i dont want a girl that will have no passion.
also, she mentioned something about wanting to be "handled with care" and treated nicely in bed as opposed to being used for my own pleasure only.
Is this girl irrationally afraid that sex is only for the man's pleasure and to use and put down women? would she be frigid and sexually repressed?
i have no problem at all with being patient with her. but i dont want a situation where i have a lifetime of horrible sex because the girl i'm with was raised to believe it is a bad thing or something.
all the other things about her seem very good. she seems like a very nice girl, well educated, and would be happy in a more family/housewife role as opposed to being a career woman. she said herself that she's not an ambitious girl and doesn't like the sleaziness of the outside world, would prefer being around family and children and living a simpler life, so its not like by being a housewife she would be forced into a life she doesn't want.
and anyway i wrote in my letter to her that there is no problem if she has a job. if she has a job i can help more with the household duties. but still the primary role of the man is bringing in income and primary role of the woman is taking care of house and family.