Continuing on a old subject
I had written a post about how people change when they are in different country, got some criticism as well. This post is like a continuation to it.
After spending about a couple of weeks in Southampton and some time in London I stand by that post. I have overheard a quite a number of conversation involving, as one of my colleague like to call, “bharatia nari”. F*** is used at least couple of times in a sentence. I know I am known for exaggeration among my friends but here there is none what so ever.
I not saying that people shouldn’t use it but a supposedly shy, conservative blah blah blah person going overboard just because he/she is in a different place is not typical. Is it that the seemingly shy, conservative person is not so in India as well but just under a thickly woven blanket which project such a kind of image?
After spending about a couple of weeks in Southampton and some time in London I stand by that post. I have overheard a quite a number of conversation involving, as one of my colleague like to call, “bharatia nari”. F*** is used at least couple of times in a sentence. I know I am known for exaggeration among my friends but here there is none what so ever.
I not saying that people shouldn’t use it but a supposedly shy, conservative blah blah blah person going overboard just because he/she is in a different place is not typical. Is it that the seemingly shy, conservative person is not so in India as well but just under a thickly woven blanket which project such a kind of image?