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The Great Indian Pressure Cycle

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June 23, 2007

krishashok

Give birth to a boy. Give birth to a boy. Give birth to a boy.
Eat. Eat. Eat.
Don’t touch that. Don’t do this.
Study well. Don’t play.
Study Engineering or Medicine
Go abroad. Go abroad.
Don’t get distracted by foreign girls.
Marry this girl. Marry this girl.
Make her pregnant. Make her pregnant.
Give birth to a boy. Give birth to a boy. Give birth to a boy.

repeat ad infinitum.

In India, home of the species, Homo Unsapiens Indica, the girl carries the Y chromosome. The boy carries nothing. He gets the girl to do most of the carrying.

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8 responses to “The Great Indian Pressure Cycle”

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November 9, 2007

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Marc

November 10, 2007

How do you cope with it? Don’t you feel like yelling at them that it’s your life?

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Celine

November 12, 2007

Homo Unsapiens Indica..haha
This indica is female!

The patriarchal society wants a boy to continue the trend of male-identified and male-dominated society.. bah!

Your short and sweet post speaks volumes. I reached here from your last interesting post on Diwali. 🙂

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krishashok

November 12, 2007

Celine,
Welcome and thank you

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Priaa

December 10, 2007

Hey! read about ur blogs in JAM – n for the lack of anything 2 do post lunch, googled ur name in office today… itz almost time 2 go home n m still reading.. great stuff. keep going. so long

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parthi

January 7, 2008

Hi! got back to read your earlier and latest posts only today, since reading about the Lankan trip. Still going despite one solid hour of browsing….solid stuff mann!

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Sanjeev

May 15, 2008

Nice to see that other people see the idiocy of it all as clearly as I do.

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gg

April 2, 2010

mamee: are you married?
mamee asks 10yrs later: anychildren?
mamee asks 20 yrs later: Are your children married?
mamee asks 30 yrs later: Do your children have any children?
mamee asks 40 years later (assuming mamee is fit and fine minus Alzhemiers)……Are your children’s children maried……..

..it is a vicious cycle…..neverending vicious cycle…..

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