10 Striking Differences Between Indian Culture and Western Culture (Page 2)

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FakeName123 Follow
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16 years of age celebration isn't a matter of "western culture". Its purely American. Doesn't happen in Europe.

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- 0112358
  
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  It was never true for males, and is becoming less significant for women. In latin American they have Quinceañera for girls at 15. Traditionally you know, girls hit around those ages and were pretty much entering the marriage market. People may still talk about sweet 16, but the reality is that society has been pushing the start of adulthood way back.
  
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LongWhiteBeard Follow
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lol, there is a lot more major differences. You must live in the rich part of Mumbai.

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omgjassy Follow
Master Age: 29

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Lol interesting, I think most western things you based on the USA 😂

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- AlexEfron
  
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  Yep 😂 that's another thing for us Indians. West means America and America only 😆😆
  
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- omgjassy
  
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  @AlexEfron oh that explains
  
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- AlexEfron
  
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  😆😆😆
  
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Jodiekynasexy Follow
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No one gave me a car when I was 16, I was lucky to get a card.

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parteekantil Follow
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Those aren't superficial points, they're points of compatibility.

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- Angelina25
  
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  I'm sorry?
  
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Iamanintrovert Follow
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I don't have any dressing tolerance. It's true dating without the thought of marriage is immoral and immature. It directly means you can't control anything. Even yourself.

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- Iamanintrovert
  
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  It's not a tabbo. World S first sex dictionary is written in India 😂 😂. I read it.
  
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monkeynutts Follow
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Yeah they are interesting people, I have a statue of hanuman in my room.

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legalboxers Follow
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amazing mytake. Sadly many people dont get it or refuse to get it

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Anonymous
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That was nice. I like reading about different cultures.

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Political_dude Follow
Yoda Age: 25

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Couldn't agree more. Share krnekeliye SHUKRIA!

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CT_CD Follow
Master Age: 30

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Very interesting myTake

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- Angelina25
  
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  Thank you :)
  
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TonyWilliams Follow
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Very nice write up. Full stars

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- Angelina25
  
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  Thank you :)
  
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- TonyWilliams
  
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  My pleasure
  
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torken Follow
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good take, love learning about cultures

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DizzyDesii Follow
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Cool never knew these things

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bubble_tea Follow
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I feel more free in the Western Culture.

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Anonymous
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never was interested in indians culture , and never will i!
find it boring!

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- Angelina25
  
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  Well, that's your personal opinion and if you decide to go anonymous here, I'm sure you aren't proud of your opinion, so change it while you still can.
  
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- Angelina25
  
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  Besides trust me, I know why you had to comment in spite of finding it boring. Those Xper. And well, I ain't complaining.
  
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- Opinion Owner
  
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  so if person comments anon it means im not proud of my opinion? HAHA good gurl , you know everything
  
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- Angelina25
  
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  I mean, why would you go anonymous then? Coz you know there'll be a lot of backlash
  
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- Wizard-of-bras
  
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  God. I hate that “anon” argument. It’s so old and tired and makes no sense.
  
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- Opinion Owner
  
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  oh god i just can't stand indians!
  
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- Wizard-of-bras
  
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  I don’t mind Indians. I just hate that stupid argument about anon
  
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- Opinion Owner
  
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  @Wizard-of-bras and i hate those people who just wanna hear whatever that makes them feel good
  
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- Angelina25
  
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  At least don't make hateful comments
  
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RedRobin Follow
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Great take

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- Angelina25
  
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  Thank you :)
  
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veronicalynn Follow
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Lean something new everyday

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In india everything is differeciated from us.

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Anonymous
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Thanks for the very interesting take

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