Not all cultures are equal, and we shouldn’t be importing the third world. It’s just that simple.

[Coconut]

 

[allbakara]

Sagam family immigration from India ni M kudipinchindhe ee gujju batch

[Jaggadonga]

1 hour ago, Coconut said:

 

She looks very american

[MACH]

12 minutes ago, allbakara said:

Sagam family immigration from India ni M kudipinchindhe ee gujju batch

 

[krishnaaa]

2 hours ago, Coconut said:

 

This is the reason as to why we shouldnt allow our kids to grow up in US.

They forget their roots.

[GOne]

2 hours ago, Coconut said:

 

Denni em antam lee anna. Ikkada kondara ninna gaaka monna USC ochinodu kooda deenikanna daarunam gaa maatladuthunnadu. @Sucker ninnu kaadu

[akkum_bakkum]

1 hour ago, krishnaaa said:

This is the reason as to why we shouldnt allow our kids to grow up in US.

They forget their roots.

It depends on how parents raise the kids. If both mom n dad r busy running after money, kids grow in their natural way…which is americanized. If parents invest time in their kids, outcome is a lot different. Have seen abcds that can read and write telugu very well, and know all the cultural aspects.

[krishnaaa]

31 minutes ago, akkum_bakkum said:

It depends on how parents raise the kids. If both mom n dad r busy running after money, kids grow in their natural way…which is americanized. If parents invest time in their kids, outcome is a lot different. Have seen abcds that can read and write telugu very well, and know all the cultural aspects.

Takes lot of effort. If someone is passionate about Telugu and other stuff then yes. Not everyone is. For someone who is not passionate, you dont want them doing things they dont like. Parents' lives matter too.

I am an agnostic...dont have much interest in anything related to God as people usually switch off their minds when they involve God.

[Pavanonline]

6 hours ago, Coconut said:

 

Daniki views kavali, manam dandi ga istunam she will keep posting click bait. Simple matter