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**maliboia** · 06-08-2010, 03:31 AM

kunjuppu

nachi,

i apologize for hurting your sentiments and feelings. it was not intended, but i will take responsibility for that.

i too apologise to you,if i have been offensive.

unfortunately, i think, there are pockets within our community, especially rural or even more the poor, where such practices are held even today. pockets in canada province,hold in contempt the very sight of colored ppl.is it fair to hold responsible the entire canadians.?

you might want to read my eye witness account of a tamil brahmin widow sheared of her hair in kasi, in 2000, in one of my earliest posts. i forget which under which thread. shearing of hair,is to make the widow look ugly physically-a protection indirectly,so that men do not lust over her now that a man is not around.its archaic but effective.i personally will not lust over 'mottai' unless a la persis khambatta

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and people who have not witnessed, indeed are fortunate, i believe.

peace. its a matter of opinion.whether it being fortunate or unfortunate.

06-08-2010, 03:31 AM	#16
maliboia Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 396 Senior Member	kunjuppu nachi, i apologize for hurting your sentiments and feelings. it was not intended, but i will take responsibility for that. i too apologise to you,if i have been offensive. unfortunately, i think, there are pockets within our community, especially rural or even more the poor, where such practices are held even today. pockets in canada province,hold in contempt the very sight of colored ppl.is it fair to hold responsible the entire canadians.? you might want to read my eye witness account of a tamil brahmin widow sheared of her hair in kasi, in 2000, in one of my earliest posts. i forget which under which thread. shearing of hair,is to make the widow look ugly physically-a protection indirectly,so that men do not lust over her now that a man is not around.its archaic but effective.i personally will not lust over 'mottai' unless a la persis khambatta . and people who have not witnessed, indeed are fortunate, i believe. peace. its a matter of opinion.whether it being fortunate or unfortunate.
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