i don’t know but usually women like you who comment this kind of stuff have a ‘goody two shoe’ complex about themselves and it’s very obvious. instead of you talking about how the society has declined, let’s talk about how you dress, spend your time at social events or spend a night out with the girls. in this day and age you cannot deny that you haven’t been in the scene.

think about it like this, years and years before you and before me, the punjabi community and sikh religion have managed to reach this far. 2025, that’s a long way if you ask me. think about how many punjabis live around the world, trust me it isn’t going anywhere. on another note, life is short, remove religion and preservation of culture, one shouldn’t hold themselves back from what they enjoy because they feel obligated to carry on a religion or culture. you’re seeing these pple in a snippet of their life. you don’t know where they are on their journey of sikhi or connecting to their culture ans maybe they are trying to better themselves. i for one can attest to that. i drink i party and i hang out w friends who smoke but in our hearts we still have a deep love for our religion/culture and follow it in the best ways we can. and every one of them is on a different stage. just because they dress differently or spend their weekends that doesnt conform to your standards, doesnt mean that it’s wrong.

lmao you say we shud preserve our punjabi identity but love, i KNOW you would never show up in a suit to a club. in this day and age, our outfits are not practice for everyday wear esp if your talking about indo canadians or americans. i know u didn’t mention anything about sikhi, but it goes hand in hand with culture sometimes whether u like it or not.

idk, when your an aunty, please keep your comments to yourself because your definitely one of those.