Indian male ask me anything

How old are you?

Based on what you’ve said:
Are you an Australian citizen / have you lived there for long?
Why Australia, and Perth specifically?
Are you a student there or working there?
What are you studying / have studied and/or what is your job?
What’s your religion?
What do you think about “interracial” relationships compared to same-race ones, why do they interest you and are you or have you been in one?

Indian male 23yr old
South Indian in particular
Currently in Perth, Australia
Interested in Talking about Interracial relationships
Indian origin people
Caucasian and Indian relationship differences
Tips to impress a Indian girl overseas

Ask me anything...?
Let’s share some knowledge

Living here since 4 yrs
Perth is cheaper to live in compared to Sydney and Melbourne
Student
I am Hindhu
Was in a sort of relationship with French girl in college
Same race relation are convenient but plain simple

Inter racial relations take long Time to bond and needs a lot more of understanding and accepting each other hence very strong in my opinion

Which part of south india?

East of south India

Which part of south india?

Do you want pictures of my bobs and vegans?

That was a bad joke, by the way. Not meant as offensive.


Do you prefer Australia or India?

I love Perth in terms of lifestyle
But cost of living and personal and social relations I prefer India
Geez nobody even says hi here

Perth is a place I considered, apparently it has a fair amount of British people so there’s something which is drawing them there. I suppose it being cheaper is quite a big deal.

Of course any relationship can be very fulfilling as long as both people love each other but I still understand what you mean about interracial relationships potentially being more complicated especially when different religions/cultures are involved so I get why you find them strong when people are able to be together and accept differences.

Do South Indians feel they are being punished for limiting their population unlike the baby factories of North India, meaning they must pay out more to the government than they recieve and sponsor the failed family planning in states in the North? Any reason for the higher standard of living and literacy rates especially in places like Kerala?

Do you support Kashmiri self determination and is it as big of an issue in the South as it is in the North, as well as hatred towards Pakistanis (know they are both friendly but just some people - but the general feeling?)

Why do the main parties struggle in South India and not resonate with Modi's ideology?