2.1K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic. I met several Indian men irl and they seem to have a different cultural set of values. Hard to tell if it was just the people I interacted with but have also heard other people give similar feedback. One example is these Indian men seem to believe itโs ok to lie and cheat to gain a competitive advantage. Winning at all costs and they could care less who they hurt in the process. Seemed selfish when compared to my set of morals and the traditional Western character traits of truth and decency for others in society.
My personal story to exemplify this attitude is while at college a programming professor called me into her office after class. She showed me a programming assignment I had turned in and a complete copy of my assignment submitted by an Indian student. She warned me if we cheated again she would throw me out of college.
When I got back to my dorm room I was upset and tracked down the person who had clearly copied my work; he was a friend of my a Indian roommate. I expected him to feel guilt with an American sense of โhis hand being caught in the cookie jarโ. But instead he was very arrogant and explained he cheated all the time and it was my fault in his eyes for not having a pass word on my desktop computer in my dorm room. So again in his eyes cheating to get ahead was ok and if it meant I would be tossed out of school he could care less.12 Reply
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14.2K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic. Well according to this site there's numerous amount of complaints that their sex freaks and they bother American girls on this site in private messages but yet they never bother other indian girls here
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yI have a very good friend I met online who happens to be Indian. I have nothing but positive things to say about him. Standup guy, very nice, respectful of women etc.
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+1 yI've met a few standup gents, but generally I have not had good experiences. They have generally been petty and cliquish. There's a weird dichotomy between the guys who are efeminate but trying to come across uber manly, and then the actually masculine guys.
To be fair though, the manliness thing might come from the way the women treat the men. Indian women are extremely dominating (again, that's just my experience).10 ReplyHmm I've only interacted with a few of them. Guys we outsourced our corporate IT to. Utterly useless, I suspected fake qualifications.
I worked with one Indian guy who grew up in Canada and he was fine to joke around and have lunch with.
I'm thinking it's a culture of dishonesty and corruption over there. Lot's of faked credentials.20 Reply
+1 yIm born and raised in NYC, 1st generation Indian/Portuguese. I never associated with other Indian people. For the simple fact, especially the men, think their shit dont stink, they are better than anyone and everyone else. And when they are wrong, and proven wrong, they will keep on harping on they are still right.. but when they are wrong.
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+1 yThey have a strong work ethic, and are generally very humbled. They are typically friendly as well. I love Indian culture, but they seem to perverts on the internet lol.
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+1 yI think Indians are really funny and goofy. Of course there are some bad things but I would rather just think about the good.
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+1 yI'm an indian guy. I'd say the mentality is very diverse and it's still changing. It has been known to be very negative but the newer generations don't think that way. There's a lot more respect and understanding and equality in thought process.
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+1 yNever ever met one with any good values.
Caste system, right?
They don't think they're better than you...
They KNOW it.
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Anonymous(36-45)+1 yNothing really, as that would only be a generalization; and I prefer not to make those and even less to share them.
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Opinion Owner+1 yReplying to the update. The handful of guys that I have dealt with have been very friendly and hard working; they also are family oriented and spiritual in their mindset. I've only worked with 4 guys from India and haven't had any interactions via school. So my experience is pretty limited.
You can see top USA richest companies run by Indians. Lol
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But there's a difference between being hated for being successful and being hated for their character.
These Indian men whom been hated by many seem to belong to the common, average indian men who hasn't achieved much yet in their lives.
And I think those successful Indian men which you mentioned actually inspire people. Not all but I'm sure, they inspire someone, Indian and non-Indian, out there.
It's not some hatred pointed towards these successful folks but it's more pointed towards the commoners - the typical Indian men living in your country.
Your country is big with a big population. The ratio of successful people to the overall population isn't 50:50, and the number of successful Indian isn't greater than the number of those whom your people would call unsuccessful.
As far as I've seen, most men from all races exhibit pride and ego to protect their manhood; but there's something about most Indian men which go way out of bounds which makes them unlikable. I'm not saying all Indian men are terrible. I have a few Indian friends. I have also encountered a lot of unwanted attention from other indians.
The thing is it's not only about their sexual aggression online. There's more to it. - +1 y
Real life samples:
1. One of my best friend who was working in a call center often remarks how Indian clients would often sexually harass then.
2. I know an Indian whose parents purposely forged his birth certificate making him a year younger in the documents to have leverage in the future.
3. I know Indians who would not accept any help from anyone even when they can't resolve the problem on their own anymore. It's not that bad and I know there are people like this in all races. But a person should know when to ask for help.
4. They become aggressive when someone's perception or beliefs go against theirs. I know there are people like this in all races.
5. Most indian men don't know how to respect women or how to talk to them. Then, they badmouth their own women.
It seems like Indians are raised to do everything on their own to achieve success regardless of the method which leads to corruption and deception. It also seems that Indian culture still can't bring forth gender equality as part of their norm because most of their men still think that men is somewhat better than women and that women owe them something.
Indians show superiority complex. Most of the people would even criticize and are against interracial marriage. To them being mixed with other races seem to be some sort of unwanted impurity. - +1 y
Most men (plural), not man (singular) - most men means majority of the male population.
My first encounter was online. I liked the guy but he wronged me. He only used me for his sexual pleasures. At first, I was actually defending him. But now that I look back, I regret liking him or even sticking up to him.
After him, I met more. I am not going after them but they seem to always find me in the games and social apps. Most of it are traumatizing for me. Anyways, I still met a few good Indians (2-3 out of 20). So, I know not all of them are animals.
+1 yI can't say anything. I might as well say the English are all assholes but I'm English so I'd be disproving my own statement.
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No, I mean it's impossible to make blanket statements about a nation.
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I like them.
+1 yToxic beta male complex. They know they're small, undernourished, repressed, socially unskilled men, and they are constantly angry about it
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