Re: g_b Indian in London; Looking for Soul Mate
What's wrong in saying he cannot get a British boyfriend. Show's your idiotness. Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android
Fw: g_b Indian in London; Looking for Soul Mate
Hello Sameer,
I am Rahul from Pune , India and I am pretty much in the same boat as
you..looking for a SOUL-MATE . A little bit about myself.
I am a Structural Eng, with an M.S. degree, and lived in USA for more than a
decade/12 years. I just returned back to India, as I am 35 and know that I dont
want to loose the window of opportunity in finding my Life Partner. Because
with every year passing by, the pool of eligible applicants diminish
considerably : )
Here is my complete profile with pics:
http://1man.in/profile/Doostana007
Gay from Pune, Looking for a SOUL-MATE, MY PROPOSAL : To take care of each oth
Now in India, after returning from USA, I was also a Corporate Slave, but now I
have my own firm. Land was dirt cheap, while I was in USA, so I invested a lot
in land, and now I am developing it.
Also after reading my profile, if you feel comfortable then we can continue our
discussion on Whats App, so let m eknow.
Thanks, Rahul.
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Some people will do anything to prove their idiotness...
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| Can't you get a British boyfriend since you are based in London?Sent from
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| From:wandy...@yahoo.com [gay_bombay] gay_bombay@yahoogroups.com
Date:Sat, Dec 13, 2014 at 13:16
Subject:g_b Indian in London; Looking for Soul Mate
Hi Guys,
I am based in Wimbledon and I am looking for soul mate. I am Sameer 36 years
old. PLease write to me /contact me on the below email ID for more info:
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150,000). Before independence in 1948 Raigarh was capital of Princely State of
Raigarh. Today the 'royals' seem to have faded away and the palace is in
disrepair. The new 'queen' mayor, Madhu Kinnar, wants to restore it as an
historical museum.
How things change!!! (sic transit gloria mundi)
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Digest #55071aRe: Film on Siras (cont'd) by Tintin India
hungry4secs1bRe: Film on Siras (cont'd) by dibeyendu ganguly
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Re: Film on Siras (cont'd)
Mon Jan 5, 2015 2:01 am (PST) . Posted by:
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I think, in real case, it was a RICKSHAW PULLER... not Auto Rickshaw
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Re: Film on Siras (cont'd)
Mon Jan 5, 2015 2:33 am (PST) . Posted by:
dibeyendu ganguly
If I'm not mistaken, the guy is a cycle-rikshaw wallah.
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g_b servants and sexuality
This very well written piece brings up a subject that matters to most middle-class Indians - the servants who are the ubiquitous, if often un-acknowledged parts of our lives: http://www.ndtv.com/article/blogs/a-hole-in-the-heart-of-my-family-641504 It reminded me of a piece I wrote some years back on how LGBT people deal with their servants. Of course, I'm not assuming all Indians employ servants - the piece specifically mentions some gay men who don't. But I sometimes feel that one of the definitions of being middle-class in India is if you can at least employ someone to come clean the house or make rotis, so servants and what they might make of our sexualities is one issue that does come up - and sometimes, rather surprisingly, can become an important issue. Here's the piece. Have people on these lists had interesting experiences where their servants and their sexualities intersected? Queer I – Coming Out to ServantsAlly Gator,Chennai, 22/3/2011 In Indianfamilies coming out as gay or lesbian is never like the pole vault, a singlejump out of the closet. It’s more a hurdle race: first siblings, then parents,aunts and uncles, the older generation, distant relatives asking marriagequestions, and then the final hurdle – the servants! It is startling howotherwise supportive parents can suddenly turn antsy when their kids come tostay with gay or lesbian partners, and don’t want them to share rooms “becausewhat would the servants think?!” To be fair,many gay men also have this problem, as a friend of mine discovered. He onlydates much older men, a genuine attraction, but also one with practicalbenefits since such older men usually tend to stay on their own, so it’s not aproblem finding a place to have sex. Except that these men sometimes haveanother hang-up – they require my friend to sneak in home, or to get up earlyand leave because, again, they have long time servants “and what would theythink if they found you here?” Since theopinions of servants otherwise rarely seem to count for much, this unexpectedconcern might indicate a deeper discomfort, perhaps heightened by classbarriers. People might be ready to deal with judgments from peers, but not fromthose they don’t put on the same level. Whatever the reason, this is oneproblem that gays and lesbians in the West rarely face. Even when families haveservants there, they are rarely of the long-term, live-in kind here, whereservants become like family – but not quite. And that gap is where theawkwardness lies. The stockimage for this is Kantaben, the elderly maid of Saif Ali Khan’s character in Kal Ho Na Ho, who reacted with suchshock to what she thought was his gay relationship with Shahrukh Khan’scharacter that she’s become a by-word for conservative Indians who can’t handlehomosexuality. R.Raj Rao, in a poem called ‘Opinion’, which Riyad Wadia madeinto one of the short films in his pioneering BomGAY, wrote of “Shantabai/ who comes once a day/ to wash yourundies...she thinks/ a man without wife and kids/ is cremated by the BombayMunicipal/ Corporation/ upon death... You wonder whether she’s making a pass.” Thisunderlines the uncomfortable nature of the employer-servant relationship withboth sides needing each other, but also resentful of this need. The employerfears being taken advantage of, especially since servants have access to theirpersonal domain. What if the maid, while cleaning, finds the porn stash at theback of my cupboard? What if she sees me in bed with my boyfriend, and tellsthe neighbours or, worse, blackmails me? I know several gay men who refuse toemploy servants, preferring the tedium of doing all the household choresthemselves, rather than risk giving an outsider such access. But what areservants likely to feel? The chances are that most are more concerned with youbeing a generous and easy employer, rather than who you sleep with. And heregays and lesbians do have the chance to form a different sort of relationship.Since most don’t have children they have that extra disposable income withwhich to pay better (and also, without families, they need less work). One ofmy gay friends has decided to invest in the servants that he knows he will dependon more and more as he grows older – sponsoring the education of the childrenof his driver, helping his maid buy a house and so on. Another groupof lesbian friends has a common maid who has over time become a key support forthem all. She asks about their girlfriends, cooks good food to comfort themwhen they break-up and keeps going to their different houses as they change,and now they in turn have helped her buy her own house. She may never deliver aspeech in support of their lives as lesbians, but has done as much simply byhelping them lead such lives. I have no idea what my own bai thinks of my life(she likes my boyfriend since he speaks Marathi to her), but her constant,quiet cleaning of my flat hugely helps me with living it. And
g_b Be so good at what you do
If I choose to bless another person, I will always end up feeling more blessed. - Marianne Williamson (Kindness http://om.symphonyoflove.net/#kindness @ OM) Quoting Master Cheng Yen http://lovequotes.symphonyoflove.net/master-cheng-yen-love-quotes-and-sayings.html: Giving blessings to others is bringing blessings to oneself. More quotes by Marianne Williamson http://lovequotes.symphonyoflove.net/LmxmP http://om.symphonyoflove.net/?attachment_id=2203 (Click above for the bigger image) ___ Be so good at what you do that you leave people breathless by your performance. - Robin Sharma (Living life to the fullest http://om.symphonyoflove.net/#living-life-to-the-fullest @ OM) Quoting Steve Martin: Be so good they can't ignore you. http://om.symphonyoflove.net/?attachment_id=2202 (Click above for the bigger image) ___ Are you planning a trip with your family or friends? Please consider using the hotel booking services, at no extra cost to you, by Symphony of Love at JOURNEY http://journey.symphonyoflove.net/.
g_b Happy New Year
Quoting from the New Year's Eve movie: And as you all can see, the ball has stopped half way to its perch. It's suspended there to remind us before we pop the champagne and celebrate the new year, to stop, and reflect on the year that has gone by, to remember both our triumphs and our missteps, our promises made and broken, the times we opened ourselves up to great adventures ... or closed ourselves down for fear of getting hurt, because that's what new year's all about, getting another chance, a chance to forgive, to do better, to do more, to give more, to love more, and to stop worrying about what if ... and start embracing what will be. So when that ball drops at midnight, and it will drop, let's remember to be nice to each other, kind to each other, and not just tonight but all year long. Wishing you and yours a Happy New Year with great health and love! You have it within you to rise above whatever is presently bringing you down. - Karen Salmansohn (Believe in Yourself http://om.symphonyoflove.net/#believe-in-yourself @ OM) Quoting Harriet Tubman: ... you have within you the strength, the patience, and the passion to reach for the stars to change the world. More quotes by Karen Salmansohn http://lovequotes.symphonyoflove.net/lX3Qx http://om.symphonyoflove.net/?attachment_id=2194 (Click above for the bigger image) ___ To be aware of a single shortcoming within oneself is more useful than to be aware of a thousand in somebody else. Rather than speaking badly about people and in ways that will produce friction and unrest in their lives, we should practice a purer perception of them, and when we speak of others, speak of their good qualities. - Dalai Lama (Humility http://om.symphonyoflove.net/#humility @ OM) More quotes by Dalai Lama http://lovequotes.symphonyoflove.net/ekSeD http://om.symphonyoflove.net/?attachment_id=2193 (Click above for the bigger image) ___ There is great power in starting. Dream big. Start Small. Begin now. - Robin Sharma (Take Action http://om.symphonyoflove.net/#take-action @ OM) http://om.symphonyoflove.net/?attachment_id=2192 (Click above for the bigger image) ___ Are you planning a trip with your family or friends? Please consider using the hotel booking services, at no extra cost to you, by Symphony of Love at JOURNEY http://journey.symphonyoflove.net/.
g_b Re: File - Tired of too many mails?
The group has gone into hibernation. There were only 29 messages from members during the last month. The admin could think of reducing the frequency of there regulatory messages from monthly to quarterly.
g_b The past has no power now
The point of power is always in the present moment. - Louise Hay (In the moment http://om.symphonyoflove.net/#in-the-moment @ OM) Quoting Louise Hay: The past is over, so it has no power now. The thoughts of this moment create my future. More quotes by Louise Hay http://lovequotes.symphonyoflove.net/9OM1m http://om.symphonyoflove.net/?attachment_id=2201 (Click above for the bigger image) ___ The expression of gratitude is a powerful force that generates even more of what we have already received. - Deepak Chopra (Gratitude http://om.symphonyoflove.net/#gratitude @ OM) Quoting Sanaya Roman: Whatever you appreciate and give thanks for will increase in your life. More quotes by Deepak Chopra http://lovequotes.symphonyoflove.net/0NCcU http://om.symphonyoflove.net/?attachment_id=2200 (Click above for the bigger image) ___ It is much easier to change what you are doing than to change what another is doing.- Neale Donald Walsch (Be the change http://om.symphonyoflove.net/#be-the-change @ OM) Quoting Rumi http://lovequotes.symphonyoflove.net/rumi-love-quotes-and-sayings.html: Yesterday I was clever, so I wanted to change the world. Today I am wise, so I am changing myself. More quotes by Neale Donald Walsch http://lovequotes.symphonyoflove.net/0aVmW http://om.symphonyoflove.net/?attachment_id=2199 (Click above for the bigger image) ___ Are you planning a trip with your family or friends? Please consider using the hotel booking services, at no extra cost to you, by Symphony of Love at JOURNEY http://journey.symphonyoflove.net/.
g_b Fwd: Announcement: India NGO Awards 2014-15
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