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Misconceptions indian men have about their future wives

mheredge

mheredge Posts: 40,680 ✭✭✭✭

January 2014 edited January 2014 in Home and Family

This article is an interesting comment on stereotypical misconceptions. I don't think it only relates to India!

Post edited by Teach on January 2014

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Teach Your Teacher HomePosts: 10,158 mod

January 2014

It doesn't only apply to men either.

Lynne Hand - Learn English Network
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mheredge Posts: 40,680 ✭✭✭✭

January 2014

Do you mean the conceptions women have of what their role as a wife should be @Lynne? This will have changed dramatically in some societies too.

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Teach Your Teacher HomePosts: 10,158 mod

January 2014

That too, but I meant the way that women view the role of the husband.

Lynne Hand - Learn English Network
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mheredge Posts: 40,680 ✭✭✭✭

January 2014

Has anyone written the guy's side to the story I wonder, @Lynne? True, I guess a lot of women have certain ideas about their husband's role.

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