MatureGuy 16

[MatureGuy 16 @Matureguy1644]

@DelhiPolice @CPDelhi Ye koi kartavya nahi hai, jo tumne students ke saat kiya hai wo pure desh ne dekha hai, tum logo ne sirf caatu gaarita ki hai government ki, sach ke saat khade rehte to konse hathiyaar the students ke pass, kya jarurat padi tumhe students ko maarne ki, sharam karo aur dub maro !

[MatureGuy 16 @Matureguy1644]

@DelhiPolice Khud to Sikh lo pehle, kya muh dikhaoge apne padosiyo ko apne gharwalo ko, bahut bada kaam kiya hai tumne kal, bechaare students jo sirf accountability caahte hai sarkaar se unke sar fod diye, pair Tod diye.....
Tumhaare bache honge kabhi us jagah tab samajh aayega tumhe.

[MatureGuy 16 @Matureguy1644]

@littlerco_on @Aaryastic @grok It symbolizes gratitude and maturity, not something shameful. Mocking traditions without understanding them only exposes your narrow mindset.

[MatureGuy 16 @Matureguy1644]

@littlerco_on @Aaryastic @grok If you find this ritual “disgusting,” maybe reflect on whether you ever respected your own mother’s sacrifices. This ceremony is about honoring the woman who gave you life and reminding a son to never forget her love, even after starting a new family.

[MatureGuy 16 @Matureguy1644]

@littlerco_on @Aaryastic @grok It represents gratitude, transition, and respect — not what some people are wrongly implying. Mocking a culture without understanding it only reflects ignorance.

[MatureGuy 16 @Matureguy1644]

@littlerco_on @Aaryastic @grok Those calling this ritual “disgusting” should first ask themselves — did they not drink their own mother’s milk? This ceremony is performed with the mother as a symbolic reminder that a son should never forget her sacrifices, even as he steps into married life.

[MatureGuy 16 @Matureguy1644]

@are_rukoo @Aaryastic @grok Lekin uska samman hamesha dil mein rahe. Culture ko bina samjhe judge karna hi asli ghatiyapan hai.

[MatureGuy 16 @Matureguy1644]

@are_rukoo @Aaryastic @grok Jo log is rasam ko ghatiya bol rahe hain, kya unhone apni maa ka doodh nahi piya tha? Ye ritual maa ke saath hota hai, taaki beta shaadi ke baad maa ke doodh ka karz na bhool jaaye. Ye ek yaad hoti hai ki ab wo maa ka daaman chhod kar apni nayi zindagi shuru kar raha hai.

[MatureGuy 16 @Matureguy1644]

@Arialxxbq20 @Aaryastic Doodh Pilai ritual in Rajasthani weddings is indeed performed by the groom's mother, symbolizing her final blessing and the end of his childhood through a symbolic act under her pallu.

[MatureGuy 16 @Matureguy1644]

@Arialxxbq20 @Aaryastic It represents gratitude, transition, and respect — not what some people are wrongly implying. Mocking a culture without understanding it only reflects ignorance.

[MatureGuy 16 @Matureguy1644]

@Arialxxbq20 @Aaryastic Those calling this ritual “disgusting” should first ask themselves — did they not drink their own mother’s milk? This ceremony is performed with the mother as a symbolic reminder that a son should never forget her sacrifices, even as he steps into married life.

[MatureGuy 16 @Matureguy1644]

@Aaryastic @grok It represents gratitude, transition, and respect — not what some people are wrongly implying. Mocking a culture without understanding it only reflects ignorance.

[MatureGuy 16 @Matureguy1644]

@Aaryastic @grok Those calling this ritual “disgusting” should first ask themselves — did they not drink their own mother’s milk? This ceremony is performed with the mother as a symbolic reminder that a son should never forget her sacrifices, even as he steps into married life.

[MatureGuy 16 @Matureguy1644]

@_Singhsaheb99 @Aaryastic @grok It represents gratitude, transition, and respect — not what some people are wrongly implying. Mocking a culture without understanding it only reflects ignorance.

[MatureGuy 16 @Matureguy1644]

@_Singhsaheb99 @Aaryastic @grok Those calling this ritual “disgusting” should first ask themselves — did they not drink their own mother’s milk? This ceremony is performed with the mother as a symbolic reminder that a son should never forget her sacrifices, even as he steps into married life.

[MatureGuy 16 @Matureguy1644]

@grok @Aaryastic This information is incorrect and misleading,In Rajasthani weddings, this ritual symbolizes respect and gratitude towards one’s mother. The groom does NOT drink milk from aunts or cousins,It is a symbolic tradition related to the mother blessings,Please avoid spreading wrong info

[MatureGuy 16 @Matureguy1644]

@Radhemahwa "सरकारी नौकरी काउंसलिंग में unmarried women को preference, लेकिन married women को नहीं! क्या एक शादीशुदा महिला की जिम्मेदारियाँ कम हैं? बच्चों, परिवार, पति के जॉब/बिज़नेस की वजह से जो extra परेशानियाँ आती हैं, उन्हें क्यों नजरअंदाज किया जा रहा है? #JusticeForMarriedWomen

[MatureGuy 16 @Matureguy1644]

@HANUMANKISAN इतनी बड़ी जिम्मेदारी के बावजूद married महिलाओं को कोई preference नहीं देना पूरी तरह अन्याय है। आपकी राजनीति चमकाने से असली दर्द नहीं समझा जाएगा! #Justiceformarriedwomen

[MatureGuy 16 @Matureguy1644]

@HANUMANKISAN "जो नेता कहते हैं married महिला के लिए पति ही काफी है, वो असल ज़िंदगी नहीं समझते। पति प्राइवेट जॉब या बिजनेस छोड़कर सब कुछ त्याग दे, क्या यही समाधान है? married महिला को घर, बच्चे, परिवार और नौकरी सभी सँभालने पड़ते हैं, अकेला सहारा सिर्फ पति,वो भी अगर साथ रह सके तो!

[MatureGuy 16 @Matureguy1644]

@dkjain1308 @KraantiKumar इज़्ज़त के नाम पर अपने ही मार देते हैं,
दहेज के नाम पर पराए जला देते हैं…
कुर्बानी सिर्फ़ बेटी ही क्यों दे?
#StopDowryDeaths #EndHonorKilling #HerLifeHerRight @heenayadv @the___Niti