A Bismil October 15, 2000
#84 Posted by aziz786 on October 24, 2000 9:33:39 pm
What would you do if your blushing bride revealed on your wedding
night that she was actually a man?
Yeh tay lainay kay dainay parh gayey
night that she was actually a man?
Yeh tay lainay kay dainay parh gayey
#83 Posted by fairdinkum on October 24, 2000 9:19:01 am
Bina #83
``What would you do if your blushing bride revealed on your wedding night that she was actually a man?``
LOL!
or a she-male.... LOL :)
``What would you do if your blushing bride revealed on your wedding night that she was actually a man?``
LOL!
or a she-male.... LOL :)
#82 Posted by krashid on October 23, 2000 3:48:08 am
A. Bismil!
What an absurd question.
You are talking of arranged marriage in our culture. What criteria do you want to apply?
In Western culture these things are known beforehand and virginity is a black spot on your personality.
If I know, I would like to know if you intend to continue your behaviour or enough is enough and now will stick to me.
Why would I marry you in arranged marriage knowing you are same as rest of so called western sluts. Or even why would I marry if there are lots of people like you in the street.
If it is a rebellion on your part, you are most welcome to sleep with me, but not in a marriage bond.
As far as Bina`s question. It is a valid one. The only problem is, can woman take a decision.
But it is probably true that in our culture neither a woman likes such man, nor a man likes such woman.
What an absurd question.
You are talking of arranged marriage in our culture. What criteria do you want to apply?
In Western culture these things are known beforehand and virginity is a black spot on your personality.
If I know, I would like to know if you intend to continue your behaviour or enough is enough and now will stick to me.
Why would I marry you in arranged marriage knowing you are same as rest of so called western sluts. Or even why would I marry if there are lots of people like you in the street.
If it is a rebellion on your part, you are most welcome to sleep with me, but not in a marriage bond.
As far as Bina`s question. It is a valid one. The only problem is, can woman take a decision.
But it is probably true that in our culture neither a woman likes such man, nor a man likes such woman.
#81 Posted by Bina on October 23, 2000 3:06:21 am
I would find the answers to this question a lot more interesting:
What would you do if your blushing bride revealed on your wedding night that she was actually a man?
What would you do if your blushing bride revealed on your wedding night that she was actually a man?
#80 Posted by Raj on October 22, 2000 9:08:46 pm
I`d like to ask the men reading: what would you do if your blushing bride told you she wasn`t a virgin on your wedding night?
Hi!
I just read your article and feel that there is no one easy answer to your question.Please do not generalise about men.You seem to hve forgotten that men are human beings and can feel differently towards a particular issue.
Best Regards,
Raj.
Hi!
I just read your article and feel that there is no one easy answer to your question.Please do not generalise about men.You seem to hve forgotten that men are human beings and can feel differently towards a particular issue.
Best Regards,
Raj.
#79 Posted by asif2000 on October 22, 2000 4:54:09 pm
what would you do if your blushing bride told you she wasn`t a virgin on your wedding night?
most of guys who have a problem with that themselves are not virgins. so why should it bother them?
PS virgins are not good lovers.
most of guys who have a problem with that themselves are not virgins. so why should it bother them?
PS virgins are not good lovers.
#78 Posted by Pigeon on October 22, 2000 1:26:07 am
A. Bismal
I really enjoyed reading your article the way you described your mother`s conversation.
You will not sleep with a man before marriage due to insecurity and emotional hang ups etc, and not because of the conviction that it is culturally
and religiously wrong. Am i right?
Ans. to your Q. Let God be her Judge and not me.
If my good spirit dominates the devil one, i will
treat her nice, and be a better person. If i make
God`s creation happy, i believe God be happy with
me.
Regards,
Pigeon
I really enjoyed reading your article the way you described your mother`s conversation.
You will not sleep with a man before marriage due to insecurity and emotional hang ups etc, and not because of the conviction that it is culturally
and religiously wrong. Am i right?
Ans. to your Q. Let God be her Judge and not me.
If my good spirit dominates the devil one, i will
treat her nice, and be a better person. If i make
God`s creation happy, i believe God be happy with
me.
Regards,
Pigeon
#77 Posted by parmid on October 22, 2000 1:26:07 am
I can only comment retrospectively as I have been married for 10+ years. It would not matter. After 10 years of regular sex with my wife, there are more important things. Sex is still interesting but now it is no longer a top priority.
#76 Posted by ylh on October 20, 2000 3:55:39 pm
PakWolf
Welcome to Chowk...
I have a lot of friends/acquaintances from LCAS...
maybe you know them... Saif,Yusuf,Fahad Siddiqui etc ?
Yasser
Welcome to Chowk...
I have a lot of friends/acquaintances from LCAS...
maybe you know them... Saif,Yusuf,Fahad Siddiqui etc ?
Yasser
#75 Posted by pakwolf on October 20, 2000 1:11:40 pm
``What`s virginity it`s a major issue on a simple tissue`` this statement resonates in my mind as I sit here and read your article A.Bismil.
I heard this statement as a teenager growing up in lahore at a local college called L.C.A.S. and it was mentioned to me by a girl, I was surprised to hear this coming from a paki girl, but it was hilarious never the less, but the implications of this statment are not.
Virginity,honor, shame are all connected together
in web so powerful that, very few dare to break out of it, but as virginity on decline in an Islamic Pakistan and sexual experimentation on the rise, I am a bit skeptical how many of the goody two shoe girls haven`t done the been there done it routine, this might seem a bit harsh to some of the readers, but it`s true!
media has effected the morality of the young generation amazingly, soical values have changed to, plus women play a wider roe in the social strata of present day Pakistan.
I believe in female empowerment, it`s a good thing and I am not going to question, what ppl choose to do for personal sexual or non-sexual gratificaton.
I am not going going to play the religious card either, since I don`t consider my self to be a Islamic scholar neither do I impose Islam on others, religion is a private affair.
Coming back to the point though, the writer has asked what would the reader a male would do incase, he finds out on his wedding night that she is not the pristine virgin goddess that he aspired to marry, but somebody who has lost something to which our society put`s a lot of emphasis.
I can`t speak for other`s, but in my case, it all depends on a number of factors, we all make mistakes big, small etc.
Circumstances in which we commit such acts, and is there a certain degree of regret associated with it, I would have a problem if my wife has slept with the whole cricket team and she does it without thinking about the social consequnces then
offcourse, that`s the beginning of the end right there, but if she has had a random incident where she did it because she was madly in love with somebody and her love for this man took the better part of her judgment, and she regrets and agrees to be faithful with me than who am I to judge to her, because to reject her would be to brand her as a ``Bad Girl`` the social consquences of ditching a girl on her wedding night are horrific and I strognly believe no parent or woman should be put through it.
I will give her the benefit of the doubt and from that day on never repeat the incident, it would be like nightmare fogotten, and if all works out then live happily ever after.
After all, God is the final judge of all our acts, none of us could claim to be angels so why play God and give judgement on others, accept ppl with there imperfections, if they are worth it.
One final word, hymen can also break because vigours atheltic activity, like if you are runner or something, so just to assume it and think your wife is unpure without giving her a chance to explain herself would be so chauvinistic, I mean so many more men do it then woman and get away with it just cause they are ``MEN`` is so unfair and
based on double standards.
I am a first time interactor own CHOWK, I love reading the articles on it, I just had to write an answer for this one, I found it to be really thought provoking, I think most ppl can relate with it in one way or the other :)
I heard this statement as a teenager growing up in lahore at a local college called L.C.A.S. and it was mentioned to me by a girl, I was surprised to hear this coming from a paki girl, but it was hilarious never the less, but the implications of this statment are not.
Virginity,honor, shame are all connected together
in web so powerful that, very few dare to break out of it, but as virginity on decline in an Islamic Pakistan and sexual experimentation on the rise, I am a bit skeptical how many of the goody two shoe girls haven`t done the been there done it routine, this might seem a bit harsh to some of the readers, but it`s true!
media has effected the morality of the young generation amazingly, soical values have changed to, plus women play a wider roe in the social strata of present day Pakistan.
I believe in female empowerment, it`s a good thing and I am not going to question, what ppl choose to do for personal sexual or non-sexual gratificaton.
I am not going going to play the religious card either, since I don`t consider my self to be a Islamic scholar neither do I impose Islam on others, religion is a private affair.
Coming back to the point though, the writer has asked what would the reader a male would do incase, he finds out on his wedding night that she is not the pristine virgin goddess that he aspired to marry, but somebody who has lost something to which our society put`s a lot of emphasis.
I can`t speak for other`s, but in my case, it all depends on a number of factors, we all make mistakes big, small etc.
Circumstances in which we commit such acts, and is there a certain degree of regret associated with it, I would have a problem if my wife has slept with the whole cricket team and she does it without thinking about the social consequnces then
offcourse, that`s the beginning of the end right there, but if she has had a random incident where she did it because she was madly in love with somebody and her love for this man took the better part of her judgment, and she regrets and agrees to be faithful with me than who am I to judge to her, because to reject her would be to brand her as a ``Bad Girl`` the social consquences of ditching a girl on her wedding night are horrific and I strognly believe no parent or woman should be put through it.
I will give her the benefit of the doubt and from that day on never repeat the incident, it would be like nightmare fogotten, and if all works out then live happily ever after.
After all, God is the final judge of all our acts, none of us could claim to be angels so why play God and give judgement on others, accept ppl with there imperfections, if they are worth it.
One final word, hymen can also break because vigours atheltic activity, like if you are runner or something, so just to assume it and think your wife is unpure without giving her a chance to explain herself would be so chauvinistic, I mean so many more men do it then woman and get away with it just cause they are ``MEN`` is so unfair and
based on double standards.
I am a first time interactor own CHOWK, I love reading the articles on it, I just had to write an answer for this one, I found it to be really thought provoking, I think most ppl can relate with it in one way or the other :)
#73 Posted by mansoorfaridi on October 19, 2000 7:42:01 pm
Zara,
Read Interaction #13 for your question.
Yours,
Mansoor Faridi.
Read Interaction #13 for your question.
Yours,
Mansoor Faridi.
#72 Posted by mansoorfaridi on October 19, 2000 7:42:01 pm
Zehra Rizvi ......
My comments were anything but hypocritical.
When I mentioned *pressure *, I was explaining the general perspective. When I mentioned *sin * I was explaining religious perspective; which is also pesonal.
I don`t see how people`s perception of an act could, in any way, be remotely associated with my perception of an issue!
Hence, outside the realms of *hypocritical *.
My comments were anything but hypocritical.
When I mentioned *pressure *, I was explaining the general perspective. When I mentioned *sin * I was explaining religious perspective; which is also pesonal.
I don`t see how people`s perception of an act could, in any way, be remotely associated with my perception of an issue!
Hence, outside the realms of *hypocritical *.
#71 Posted by eefrog on October 19, 2000 7:42:01 pm
Well thats a very ineteresting and straight forward question. I have noticed the increased number of very talented female writers here on chowk recently and its good to know that at least some part of our geneartion has definite (non-tabboo) views about human sexuality.
I wouldnt go in much detail at this time, but I cant resist writing a response to this article either so here is what I would do.
I would do NOTHING AT ALL. More power to her !!!Sexuality is private part of one`s life, just like a man has his way in our society I very truly believe that a woman does too, if she choses to let someone in her life in an intimate way before she ties a knot, there`s absolutely nothing wrong with it at all. Every human being male and females alike should have full control over their spiritual, sexual and mental growth and learning.
Just be aware of the selfish ones and enjoy !!!
I wouldnt go in much detail at this time, but I cant resist writing a response to this article either so here is what I would do.
I would do NOTHING AT ALL. More power to her !!!Sexuality is private part of one`s life, just like a man has his way in our society I very truly believe that a woman does too, if she choses to let someone in her life in an intimate way before she ties a knot, there`s absolutely nothing wrong with it at all. Every human being male and females alike should have full control over their spiritual, sexual and mental growth and learning.
Just be aware of the selfish ones and enjoy !!!
#69 Posted by Urstruly on October 19, 2000 5:52:16 pm
IT`S ALL ABOUT FREEDOM STUPID!
In our senseless pursuit of individual freedom we have totally ignored those who cannot speak for themselves. I am talking about the little angels whose souls are burning as fuel in our engine of progress and freedom. Could someone please tell me if KIDDIE PORN is my right or my freedom? Or is it just a commodity that I can buy over the counter.
I wish I were dead after seeing the following site. I have not only lost my peace of mind, for good, but also my faith in humanity and god who claims to be benevolent and all.
http://www.ipass.net/
In our senseless pursuit of individual freedom we have totally ignored those who cannot speak for themselves. I am talking about the little angels whose souls are burning as fuel in our engine of progress and freedom. Could someone please tell me if KIDDIE PORN is my right or my freedom? Or is it just a commodity that I can buy over the counter.
I wish I were dead after seeing the following site. I have not only lost my peace of mind, for good, but also my faith in humanity and god who claims to be benevolent and all.
http://www.ipass.net/
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