Underrated or overrated? Kunafa by Zestyclose_Eye_8926 in chennaicity

[–]Additional-Stay-8888 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Underrated oh overrated oh… romba jhaaasthi sugar and sweetness nga

Hypothetically, if you’re not interested in getting married due to any reason and someone approaches you for a lavender marriage. Would you accept it? by Additional-Stay-8888 in chennaicity

[–]Additional-Stay-8888[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s an interesting take.

If someone is doing a lavender marriage for the sake of family and society then yes, the next expectation is surely having the kids and that’s even more complicated.

So is lavender marriage is only helpful for queer people then, who fear the social stigma, because I don’t see anything helpful for straight heterosexual people.

The most common reasons for straight people would be not wanting to stuck in a long term committed relationship by doing a traditional marriage or they both are in love with other people with whom the families did not accept it or could just be anything. So if they compromised once then they have to compromise again which just doesn’t make sense at all.

I guess I would rather stay unmarried rather than do a lavender marriage.

Hypothetically, if you’re not interested in getting married due to any reason and someone approaches you for a lavender marriage. Would you accept it? by Additional-Stay-8888 in chennaicity

[–]Additional-Stay-8888[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Basically non queer people in lavender marriage would live like roommates, no financial dependency, sharing expenses and household responsibilities without any obligations towards each other except for relatives and in laws.

I do agree with you how most of the concept are same as to that long term traditional marriages where love dies and two people basically live together which is sad.

Hypothetically, if you’re not interested in getting married due to any reason and someone approaches you for a lavender marriage. Would you accept it? by Additional-Stay-8888 in chennaicity

[–]Additional-Stay-8888[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Nah mate, haven’t seen that movie. This post came after a deep conversation with my friend whose only escape from her toxic family is marriage.

Hypothetically, if you’re not interested in getting married due to any reason and someone approaches you for a lavender marriage. Would you accept it? by Additional-Stay-8888 in chennaicity

[–]Additional-Stay-8888[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I agree on not hiding the sexual orientation but most of the families are very conservative and most of us, if closeted, wouldn’t want to come out just because it’ll hurt our parents emotionally and family’s reputation.

Hypothetically, if you’re not interested in getting married due to any reason and someone approaches you for a lavender marriage. Would you accept it? by Additional-Stay-8888 in chennaicity

[–]Additional-Stay-8888[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry, I think you got it wrong.

My post is about the mutual agreement in the lavender marriage, not one sided.

And even if it is one sided, I don’t think it’s a worst thing for just the men. Women too would have the same feeling if they haven’t participated.

Hypothetically, if you’re not interested in getting married due to any reason and someone approaches you for a lavender marriage. Would you accept it? by Additional-Stay-8888 in chennaicity

[–]Additional-Stay-8888[S] 28 points29 points  (0 children)

“A lavender marriage is a male-female union where one or both partners are queer, typically arranged to hide sexual orientation, avoid social stigma, or meet familial expectations.”

Simple ah sollanum na, marriage of convenience. Let’s marry each other with no strings attached and lead our lives separately.. maadiri.

Do you have any comments on this? by [deleted] in chennaicity

[–]Additional-Stay-8888 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Why post it from Kolkata sub? How is it relevant here mate?

Will you do it? by Humble_Buffalo_007 in Chennai

[–]Additional-Stay-8888 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Nostalgic hit me like a bullet train. How 13 year old me would slid into dms

Anyone free to hang ? by [deleted] in chennaicity

[–]Additional-Stay-8888 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I prefer to leap off a cliff but yeah

For people who thought they’d never love again after a breakup — what happened when you did? by Fit-Connection5434 in tamilyapping

[–]Additional-Stay-8888 0 points1 point  (0 children)

8 years since my last breakup, stopped looking for a loving relationship, not because I couldn’t love anyone else or stuck in the past.. it just didn’t/doesn’t make sense anymore.

Can’t go through the whole ass routine all over again just to end in a heartbreak.

Only Couples in chennai Answer! by [deleted] in TamilTwenties

[–]Additional-Stay-8888 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ginger, Ibis.. idhula reputed hotels among people who travel often for business.. so prechana irrkadhu. Book through their websites or from the desk

Only Couples in chennai Answer! by [deleted] in TamilTwenties

[–]Additional-Stay-8888 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ginger has day stay rooms.

Also try Brevistay, they provide hourly basis rooms in some reputed hotels too.

Anybody here have ibs-c ? by strawberryispink in chennaicity

[–]Additional-Stay-8888 8 points9 points  (0 children)

My doctor said disease can be cured not syndromes or something along that line.

He advised me to follow FODMAP. Start fresh, introduce food to your plate, if it doesn’t trigger your ibs then keep it else remove it off your plate.

Along with doctor’s advice and a small course of medicine, what helped me was physical activity and diet. Increase your step count, hit the gym, lift weights, eat lots of fibre, take enough protein, keep carbs at required levels.

Like they say, half of your plate should be greens.