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RE: The Storm, The Jammed Window, and the Night I Stopped Waiting for Help

Thokara kha kha ky banda sikh da ey, thokara badamana nal teez hundi aen... (punjabi song reference)

Aam Jahe Munda by Permish Verma. I used to listen to this song on daily basis. It was the start of my university life, so yeah, the nostalgia is real.

Ironing is a girlish trait in Pakistani culture so it was my pro side I guess.....
these indoor things that pakistani girls do aint an issue for me like I am a very good cook for the few recipes I make.

I am already so so done with this "Pakistani Culture", I hate it the most. Like it is not the real way to live through. Moreover, it is not even alligned with the religion. We are just following everything like a herd, taught to us by the society. Norms this, norms that, duck your norms :)

Btw, you are so good with cooking. You have explained everything in detail, and it even looks delicious. Cooking is something I am afraid to do, once again because of my clumsy nature. But yeah, I can cook a karahi but it will not be a good one. LOL!

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norms norm norm..... DUCK DUCK DUCK lol

Here I am fighting a very hard battle to not accept DOWRY xD

I am told I must have atleast 10 lac if I don't wanna accept DOWRY lol
so the bride must have everything new? frige, bed, machines u name it.....

The point was never to less burden the other family and burden myself instead

The point is, a couple can live happily without materialist DOWRY stuff and when she finally come as part of a new family, she can buy whatever u think is needed.

THERE IS NO DUCKING NEED FOR EVERYTHING TO BE NEW lol

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