Things you hear after dating a South Indian ! (Edited)
P.S.: Based on things I've heard from people
Hey Readers !
All those who reads my post regularly already know while those who are reading it for first time, I'm saying this. I dated an introvert, who was a South Indian (is a, most proble) for around 2 months. And we know each other for more than a year now.
So in this article I'm gonna write about the things I heard after dating a South Indian. Many of my friends as well as my mom (she knows as a friend), my brother and dida (they know he was my boyfriend) knows about him.
Even my mom had seen his photo. It was his then DP that time in maskπ. Another was the one I had in my messages wallpaper. I really can't show my secure folder to her, otherwise God knows what she'll do.π. She knows that he is my friend. And she has strictly warned me not to like him because he is a South Indian, different from our caste and culture.π€¦π
May be he too had heard few things related to North Indian but since only his sister knew (no idea about who else knew), so may be, he was in safe zone for not listening weird stories atleast.
Let's begin this journey then ;)
I'm listing the most irritating thing first.
1) Whenever I say to anyone that my boyfriend was a South Indian, they were like, "oh, he is a Madrasi". I can't understand why people classify South Indian as Madrasi only. Even when we had talked, I had asked the same question that what's the difference between Telugu and Madrasi. Like here, it's all same.
So I hear this often. That's why I make them revise complete geography in a go. That South India has 5 states. And he is from Andra Pradesh. And that's why he is Telugu speaking. Madrasi's are from Tamil. And I really feel offended when someone says him Madrasi. Like respect him and his culture.
No grudges to any but I get irritated on listening this.
2) Two States was based on your story too that's why you like that movie.
This is the most common thing I hear from people. Few days back, I watched 2 States. Next day, dida was at my home. I told her. And she is like, "obviously it's your favourite movie na". Even my friend group teases me on this sometimes.
See, I liked Alia Bhatt and Arjun Kapoor earlier and that's why I loved that movie alot. It was a cute love story back then. And yes, I do relate to few things from that movie because we have something similar story. But that's not the reason why I like that movie.
3) He is a South Indian. Definitely he wears lungi and carries those sword.
Like man, it's only shown in movies. This is the rarest comment I have heard that too from one of closest friend back then. She was a movie buff. That's why she had said me this.
I don't know whether he wears lungi or not but definitely he doesn't carry sword. C'mon he is studying in one of the best engineering college of India. How can you expect him to be rowdy?
Akka says sword is common in Punjabi's. For south Indian there hands are enough.π
4) Do you know his language? Can you speak? Teach me na !
Most often I hear this. Even my old school best friend said the same. Yes, I'm learning his language. But I'm just in initial stage. Secondly, I can't teach because I barely know. I'm already confused on how to write "matras" in Telugu.
5) They all just keep saying about culture like we don't have any.
This was said by my same best friend who had proposed me. At that time, he didn't knew my ex is a South Indian.
And honestly, I was saying him, that, "no, they don't talk about culture that much". My ex never said about culture and all atleast.
6) So if you will marry then it will be a South Indian wedding?
We are not dating even. Forget about marriage. And I don't know all my friends had asked this question atleast for once.
Akka only says, you decide the wedding. I want biryani in any case.π
7) Does he know Hindi? Do you both talk in English all the time?
This is the most frequent one.
He does know Hindi. And he actually speaks well. We do talk in English but only in chats.
8) South Indian are innocent and sweet. And they are helpful.
This is from few of my friends who have South Indian friends. Lol, my ex isn't sweet. He is Mr.Obodhoro.
Though they talk politely sometimes. Varies person to person. Same with helping nature.
So this is the end to it. May be he too had heard few things on North Indian, if in case someone knows me from his sideπ.
We met. We loved. We came together. And everything ended. We had a beautiful story. And I like him the way he is. May be if he wasn't a South Indian then I wouldn't have liked him that much. I don't know but his South accent is way too cute. And I can't stop myself falling for him. I like him and his South Indian culture too. And I actually repsect him for everything. π
I don't care what people say now. They keep judging. If I'm happy, then it's right. And it's pretty simple. ππ€·π»♀️π
P.S. : I'm adding images of card I had made for my Mother in class 6/7. I found it today. ππ.
That's it πππ
Thank you ;)
Edited:
Since I added most stories related to my friends. So I'm adding few related to my family.
Starting with some funniest story.
Every time I say about "love". Dida says me, "chennnnnaiiii expressssss". I find this extremely funny. Though sometimes I say he is not from Chennai though. π
π€·π»♀️ But she says that out of love and fun.
My brother doesn't like cutie. Often he says about South Indians present in their classes. I ignore him like I ignore every other boys right now.
My mom knows that he is my friend. Once she had read my Kundali, where it was written that I'll get married to someone who will either live in East or in South direction. Next morning, around 7, she came to room saying, "baby, please don't love that Madrasi". I'm like, "who Madrasi?". She says, "your Instagram friend who is in your contacts now"π€¦. I got so irritated by Madrasi word that I said her, "please, first he isn't Madrasi. Secondly,we don't talk even. Forget about love".
On serious note, if things gets serious between us in future. Then don't know how hard it'll be to our convince parents.π¬ Obviously his parents won't like me and mine too. And the reason would be culture and caste. π€¦π€·π»♀️
But the struggle would be worthy if it's with the right partner.
Signing off,
Ira Ankita
Thank you ;)
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