is not a good time to be a single Indian woman. Because everyone you know, just met or will meet will ask the dreaded M word, “So when are you getting married?”.
The worse are the ones who say, “When are you settling down?” What exactly do you mean by that, really. I am well settled in my life, thank you very much. And ones who ominously say, “Beta time nikal jageya.” Then I’ll just live with my four cats, okay?
Its not that I am averse to the idea of getting married but asking me to meet men for the sole purpose of getting married. That’s scary. Let’s meet for a date first and see how it goes.
But anyone reading this blog (or rather the two and a half people who read my blog), have you been able to figure out the Indian/Delhi dating jungle? How do you meet people socially? I understand those who find partners at university or work place or through friends or relatives. What about the rest?
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Also my apologies again, to the two and a half readers for disappearing and not commenting/posting. Since the past few months, I have been traveling the length and breath of this country for work and literally living out of a suitcase.
as they say here … Herzlich Willkommen im Klub (Welcome to the Club)
Are you in the same boat, my friend?
Err..club
hahhahaha ….. yeah, I have been long a member of that club
Chalo, koi toh hai!
Can relate to the post. And with two more college buddies getting married this month, it is not going to help matters at home:P In fact i have started to dread going to weddings/engagement parties of my relatives, as i am the target of many such, “So, when are you getting married?” type of questions. Honestly i have no clue as to how to tackle that question, and that does not help at all when people are quick to give suggestions. Dilemmas galore:)
Et tu, TD! Ditto same here – two weddings this month. What is this world coming to?
P.S: Looking at the time of your comment – Insomnia?