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If you were parents, would you allow your children to marry a foreigner?

Aasiyah Espina | 12 years ago

I need to console someone.

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Asked by: Aasiyah Espina | 12 years ago | Answers: 7 | Views: 2672

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Aman Chaain | 12 years ago

If the two individual are compatible, who cares bout the nationality. And even if they care now, i dont think in 25 years(by the tym our children attains the marriage age) it wud matter at all.

Let not, "World is a global village" stay alive only in our speeches. Lets live those words!! :)

Answered by: Aman Chaain | 12 years ago

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Osama Afzal | 12 years ago

Yes, if the foreigner is able to adjust in the family then why not ...
adjust means we should have a same language to communicate ...
and respects our culture ...

Answered by: Osama Afzal | 12 years ago

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Zainab Hussain | 12 years ago

No. I wont.. why? hmm I dun have any reason..just this green passport is very important to me. But I wont force him/her to obey me in this case too, but yeah I wont be happy.

Answered by: Zainab Hussain | 12 years ago

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how can YOUR green passport will be affected by this :P u and ur child will remain pakistani ... :)

Osama Afzal | 12 years ago

I know that's why i said i wont force him/her but there is this thing I dun like abt such marriages, I have seen some worse cases. the kids get confused between two cultures.

Zainab Hussain | 12 years ago

if u go with the Muslim culture then it will be same all over the world ... btw i m not objecting your answer its depends ... :)

Osama Afzal | 12 years ago

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Khawaja Naveed Haider | 12 years ago

Yes... It depends on the character of the people involved.

Answered by: Khawaja Naveed Haider | 12 years ago

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Maniha Aamir Barry | 12 years ago

I don't know =p

Answered by: Maniha Aamir Barry | 12 years ago

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angrybridee | 12 years ago

It's difficult to trust someone who is not of our culture...it would be a tough decision to make. but in the end, it is the children who have to live together so I guess yeah.

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Syed Faisal Arif | 12 years ago

Yeah but within the same religion ...

Answered by: Syed Faisal Arif | 12 years ago

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