Men Staring At Women In India....

[Peaceful Civilian]

Staring girls is common in Pakistan too , I saw many guys even if girl wearing burka they staring behind her Azz and doing comments about booty.

 

[padamchen]

Staring girls is common in Pakistan too , I saw many guys even if girl wearing burka they staring behind her Azz and doing comments about booty.

To be honest, the young ones here in Poona wear really well fitted burqas. It's not very different to a slightly looser evening gown.

The other thing a burqa does is actually personalize the lewd stare a lot more than a normally dressed girl who will get checked out as just tits or azz or legs.

It draws the attention of the male gaze to the eyes. And we all.know that sexuality is all eye to eye.

In fact the material is much slinkier. Which kinda gets me wondering whether it actually serves the intended purpose.

Personally I believe the burqa has no place in Indian society.

And the BJP did zilch in empowering Muslim women by simply banning it on security grounds.

Cheers, Doc

 

[KAMDEV]

It's natural for North Indians to be perverted too.

Oh look gulkhan he always stares boys.

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

Oh look gulkhan he always stares boys.

No wonder u love afghans....

 

[padamchen]

The more I am seeing the video the more I want to kick as.s of the cringey anchor and his team of girls.

Especially the poor Bihari guy in the cap.

Typical tribal kid from Jharkhand. He's clearly embarrassed. But the guys keep badgering him.

Disgusting chauvinism in the guise of pop activism.

Cheers, Doc

 

[Tps43]

@Areesh @DESERT FIGHTER @Windjammer @tps77 @Burhan Wani @Dalit

Just disgusting

 

[Gibbs]

Staring problem is real. its irritating but its true, Perhaps due to gradual opening of society. Earlier we had purdah systam which is gradually dying among majority. Girls are coming out of houses for work etc.estern clothing is getting popularity among girls. Lower class men are not habitual of such things that results in curiousness and typical stare.

Thanks for that, Most Indian posters here will go defensive and come out with various lame excuses in defense, I have been to countries that are more conservative and others who are less familiar with western tourists etc.. But no where have i seen this habit of ogling at women from men from seemingly all facets of life like in India.. It's really disconcerting and my wife when she first experienced it was feeling so uncomfortable she decided never to return to India ( Though i have traveled to many parts over the years).. I'm not sure if it's the patriarchal society or something else.. But it's hard to escape in India for women folk especially if you're a foreigner.. You get the odd whistle or a comment in places like Italy or few other places if the lady is particularly good looking but you'll never get this weird creepy stares that you get from men in India

 

[Indus Pakistan]

Personally I believe the burqa has no place in Indian society.

It is plain to see why. In Indian society until very recently the vast majority were semi-naked wearing those saree's with bits exposed everywhere ..

 

[Royal Blue007]

Thanks for that, Most Indian posters here will go defensive and come out with various lame excuses in defense, I have been to countries that are more conservative and others who are less familiar with western tourists etc.. But no where have i seen this habit of ogling at women from men from seemingly all facets of life like in India.. It's really disconcerting and my wife when she first experienced it was feeling so uncomfortable she decided never to return to India ( Though i have traveled to many parts over the years).. I'm not sure if it's the patriarchal society or something else.. But it's hard to escape in India for women folk especially if you're a foreigner.. You get the odd whistle or a comment in places like Italy or few other places if the lady is particularly good looking but you'll never get this weird creepy stares that you get from men in India

you are talking about two extremes. we are in the middle thats problem. people stare at what they find unusual

Look at the guy in the green

No wonder u love afghans....

Pakhtoons

The more I am seeing the video the more I want to kick as.s of the cringey anchor and his team of girls.

Especially the poor Bihari guy in the cap.

Typical tribal kid from Jharkhand. He's clearly embarrassed. But the guys keep badgering him.

Disgusting chauvinism in the guise of pop activism.

Cheers, Doc

IMO its unintentional act. and thats why more embarrassing as they cant control it. kinda OCD

 

[jamahir]

Farmers and students are committing suicides in India and honor killings happening but #MeToo seems to be the only topic trending.

 

[PakSword]

There are Some places on this earth where people stare at boys jo gunah nahi hai.

There are some places on this earth, where not just staring, but legally marrying the boys is not a problem.. and the list of these places is growing..

 

[Knight Rider]

I don't know who is more wrong short clothes or staring. But raping is bad and criminal offense !!!!

 

[313ghazi]

The staring happens in other countries to, that's really shocking is ilthe justification for rape!

 

[padamchen]

It is plain to see why. In Indian society until very recently the vast majority were semi-naked wearing those saree's with bits exposed everywhere ..

Bro, these village and small town boys are hardly strangers to nudity or sex.

The guy in the cap is a Jharkhand tribal.

Sambalpur, Santhali women wear a knee length sari. No bra. No blouse. And oftentimes no panties (of course no petticoat either) but that has probably changed in the younger generations.

Some of the most athletic and toned bods in Indian womehood ....

It's not the clothes or the lack thereof.

But 99% of the non Indians here are really not interested in a dialog. So fuk it.

Cheers, Doc

 

[RPK]

Disgusting chauvinism in the guise of pop activism.

He just to say give your cloths and money I don''t stare