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For the record, the West's obsession with a good figure and sexy looks will annihilate India's obsession with a fair skin. At least from a professional standpoint, If you want to make it up the corporate ladder in the West, you better be handsome guy or gal. If you have below average looks, you have NO chance in the West, especially because this is a society that judges its young and middle aged people almost solely on how many members of the opposite sex they can attract. India's population may be thrice that of of the United States, but i can guarantee there are at least twice the number of teenage girls in the US right now, standing in front of the mirror, not happy that at their figures as there is in India. If you really want to get a full sense of what I am talking about, just go and observe some high school picnic/excursion if you get a chance (dont act like a pervy weirdo, ok? :nono:). Almost every guy/gal, dresses and acts like every other guy/gal. The sheer sameness in the way people dress, talk and act here is staggering. Here, everyone is obsessed with trying to match up to their respective cool stereotype that is represented in the movies. I would hate to be teenager growing up in the US.

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Oh bhai, people in American get ****ING CANCER trying to get tanned. It is an obsession in its own right here, people equate tanned with sexy and pale with sick/nerdy/not-sexy. It is very much the same type obsession, driven to absurd proportions. I don't think you have any idea of what you are talking about. Tanning business in US >> skin whitening in India. My take ? People should be free to choose what color they find sexy (skin color is not on top of my list of desirable physical attributes) , but equating darker skin color with inferiority (as is done in India) is absurd.
Agree. This thing is everywhere. IMG_0477.68161650_std.JPG
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For the record, the West's obsession with a good figure and sexy looks will annihilate India's obsession with a fair skin. At least from a professional standpoint, If you want to make it up the corporate ladder in the West, you better be handsome guy or gal. If you have below average looks, you have NO chance in the West, especially because this is a society that judges its young and middle aged people almost solely on how many members of the opposite sex they can attract. India's population may be thrice that of of the United States, but i can guarantee there are at least twice the number of teenage girls in the US right now, standing in front of the mirror, not happy that at their figures as there is in India. If you really want to get a full sense of what I am talking about, just go and observe some high school picnic/excursion if you get a chance (dont act like a pervy weirdo, ok? :nono:). Almost every guy/gal, dresses and acts like every other guy/gal. The sheer sameness in the way people dress, talk and act here is staggering. Here, everyone is obsessed with trying to match up to their respective cool stereotype that is represented in the movies. I would hate to be teenager growing up in the US.
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Bet americas tanning business is more than that
Not to mention the billions they spend on the various weight loss scams.
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Op puts a new avatar every 3rd day of some chicks hot pic. No prizes for guessing which colour 99% of them are.:giggle:
Penelope-Garcia-Wallpaper-penelope-garcia-5830493-1280-1024.jpglesley-ann-brandt-spartacus-2.jpg which one would you choose.. apparently the first one is fairer. Unless you imply i would choose the first one based on slightly being fairer.. then you got it all wrong. I never imply beauty = fair skin. This is not a new issue we are discussing. Beauty = being fair myth perpetuated in our land than other places.
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Penelope-Garcia-Wallpaper-penelope-garcia-5830493-1280-1024.jpglesley-ann-brandt-spartacus-2.jpg which one would you choose.. apparently the first one is fairer. Unless you imply i would choose the first one based on slightly being fairer.. then you got it all wrong. I never imply beauty = fair skin. This is not a new issue we are discussing. Beauty = being fair myth perpetuated in our land than other places.
This beauty thing in itself is a little unfair to a lot of people isn't it, not just color?What if the first girl was really a great person and the second one a evil sociopath?
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It is not about inferiority or superiority but what people like. People like fair skin color girls or boys and this applies for both normal boys and girls. You cannot force or changes their the likes.
You can if people know something is wrong. I grew out of it once I realized and started finding even dusky complexion beautiful. There was a phase I wouldn't even look at someone with a dusky complexion
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You can if people know something is wrong. I grew out of it once I realized and started finding even dusky complexion beautiful. There was a phase I wouldn't even look at someone with a dusky complexion
Yes. Beauty does not imply only to fair skins. Dusky girls can be the most beautiful but I was talking about the general liking of people and that is not just about India but everywhere. This is not just a perception but has deep meaning and relates to things which are part of life. How many people like dark, night? Most likes morning, sunshine. Similar is the case with complexion. It is a psych which is not forced but is inbuilt inside us naturally. It is not like people don't like dusky girls or boys, they do but first thing that attracts the eyes is fair complexion.
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^^ Legacy of the Abrahimcs duality. Good vs. bad. God vs. Satan. Light vs. Dark ("..and the darkness was upon the face...And the god saw the light that it was good: and god divided the light from the darkness"). Middle Easterners are openly racist anyways. So one can see the roots of this obsession of "fair" skin in Indian culture: remnants of a colonized past.

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I don't what it is but I never find dark skinned girls attractive. This is purely my personal point of view. Fair skinned girls look much more attractive than dark skin girl to me.

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^^ Legacy of the Abrahimcs duality. Good vs. bad. God vs. Satan. Light vs. Dark ("..and the darkness was upon the face...And the god saw the light that it was good: and god divided the light from the darkness"). Middle Easterners are openly racist anyways. So one can see the roots of this obsession of "fair" skin in Indian culture: remnants of a colonized past.
I wont say it is an obsession but a psych, a trait. Obsession is what we create in our mind but this is a naturally inbuilt reaction. Look how the trees, flowers, insects, a part of nature itself react to sunshine, to light after a dark knight. This is very similar to how humans too react to fair complexions and this reaction has been turned into an obsession by us humans by propagating it to everywhere and have made it a business by giving people of fair complexion a false sense of superiority.
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I wont say it is an obsession but a psych' date=' a trait. Obsession is what we create in our mind but this is a naturally inbuilt reaction. Look how the trees, flowers, insects, a part of nature itself react to sunshine, to light after a dark knight. This is very similar to how humans too react to fair complexions and this reaction has been turned into an obsession by us humans by propagating it to everywhere and have made it a business by giving people of fair complexion a false sense of superiority.[/quote'] Hindus never used to. Krishna, Ram, Vishnu, Shiva, Kali... all portrayed as of dark complexion. Varna as colour is disregarded in Mahabharat.
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With the pollution and increase of food demand, in future we might evolve into blue people, green people, orange people, purple people, people that eat people, fish people etc., And we can invade some alien world, to become immortal people.

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