Say Nothing posted:

Japanese porn tends to involve clumsy boob groping resembling someone roughly kneading two lumps of dough.
...so I've been told.

nerdz posted:

Ooh bhabis my rod just inclined 90 degrees on the equator and automatically launched into geostationary orbit

Chrpno posted:

Chrpno posted:

Tired Moritz posted:

I hope that's a fake cause that's some poo poo taste if it's real

Palpek posted:

Luigi's Discount Porn Bin posted:

The man stares after it, smiles. "Super bowl to you, madam."

Luigi's Discount Porn Bin posted:

The bhabhi pulls her car up to the toll booth, window down, a graceful, braceleted arm suspended outside in affected casualness, hovering precariously above the sun-hot metal of the door. The old man inside mops his brow, turns his weathered face to her. Her heart quickens. Does he recognize her? Does he remember that night in Goa when she was a girl of no more than nineteen, and when his hair, now a wisp of snow under an official hat, was a luxurious salt-and-pepper mane? The bhabhi remembers, remembers the plumpiness, remembers the shagging, the navel, the bottom. The car door is hot against her arm. His face betrays nothing but the years, and as she catches a glimpse her own reflection shrouded in his cataracted eyes, she turns away, looks to her purse. He was handsome once, she remembers, and her pride at the passion they shared pushes away the grief of lost youth, if only for a moment.

The bhabhi's car is a fading dust cloud on the road. The man stares after it, smiles. "Super bowl to you, madam."

quote:

Dowry Abuse Is The Domestic Violence Crisis You've Never Heard Of


In 2014 *Kiara arrived in Australia to enter into an arranged marriage with Jai*, an Indian national and Australian citizen.

Her family in India paid some of Kiara's dowry (a dowry is cash or something of monetary value given to a husband by a bride or her family before a marriage) and covered the costs associated with the visa application, all to the tune of around AUD$6,000.

Once Kiara, then 24, arrived in Australia her new husband demanded 5,000,000 rupees (around AUD$100,000) because he said the initial payment was too small.

Kiara refused, knowing her parents had no more to give but said if she could earn an income she could add more to her dowry.

The couple lived in Sydney's west where she got a casual job working as a waitress at a restaurant.

She says her husband thought it was disrespectful that she should "serve other men" so Kiara left the job and applied for a job at a factory.

But then Jai told her she couldn't leave the house and he would bring men home where she would work as a prostitute until she had personally paid for the dowry.

This is when Kiara made contact with the Indian (Subcontinent) Crisis and Support Agency which assists migrant women suffering dowry abuse.

"She was one of the rare ones who had actually held a job in India, so I said 'you're going to this interview at this factory because you need income so you can get out of this'," the agency's project leader Kittu Randhawa told BuzzFeed News.

"At the point that [Jai] brought men home, [Kiara] left."

The agency is helping Kiara establish her economic independence while she waits to find out if she can get residency in Australia.

"While Kiara is working full time, rents her own unit and has purchased a car, her visa has been refused and the department of immigration and border protection do not believe her relationship to be a genuine one," Randhawa said.

She also alleged: "Her husband, on the other hand, has been seen on matrimonial sites posing as a single man looking for a bride to come to Australia with impunity. They are not divorced yet.

"If Kiara returns to India, she will endure shame and disrespect for being a ‘left woman’, as will her family. Any future relationship will be tainted by her being a divorcee. None of these issues will impact her husband."

And Kiara is not alone.

When Jagdish Singh was charged with the murder of his wife Harjit Kaur at their Glenwood home in Sydney's west in March, the agency was flooded with calls, Randhawa said.

"I had 62 phone call inquiries in the 10 days after that incident," she said.

"On a regular week, I'll get about five calls from women needing assistance and dowry will be a factor in about 70% of those cases."

In the last year, the agency had assisted 120 women who had "complex problems involving migration and dowry", she said.

"Five of them have received their residency, six have had to return to India or were duped by their husbands to take a trip and then their visa sponsorship was withdrawn so they couldn't return.

"Most are in some process of trying to stay in Australia via domestic violence provisions in the law."

Dowry is not just an exchange of gifts.

It is a fundamental part of marriage agreements that can be cash, assets or visas and demands for further dowry can continue for years after the marriage, Randhawa said. It is illegal in India.

"When we talk about dowry abuse we're not talking about some Bollywood movie situation where the mother-in-law beats the daughter within an inch of her life unless the father pays up," she said.

"For some young girls who come from poor families, who cannot fund any further education, marriage is considered the only option.

"A chance to escape the poverty trap by marrying a man overseas is a tempting opportunity for the family.

"People are subtly making a lot of money through marriage in this country."

Randhawa believes current immigration processes enable domestic violence and financial abuse to run rampant.

"These women get married and come over here, but because the immigration process for a partner visa takes up to 12 months they are put on a visitor visa with no entitlements, medical stuff or ability to work.

"These women can't even buy their own sanitary pads without telling their husbands."

In violent situations women felt trapped in the situation because they had no financial independence, she said.

"Police will tell them 'if you're in danger, leave' but the reality is they have no source of income so I've had three girls turn to prostitution because they've left the situation and found themselves homeless."

In 2014, the agency sent a discussion paper to attorney-general George Brandis and Labor MP Ed Husic and made little headway, Randhawa said, but the agency has since had support from Western Sydney Greens candidate Chris Winslow and Anti-Slavery Australia director Dr Jennifer Burns who introduced it at a recent parliamentary enquiry.

The agency has also appealed to state politicians like the minister for women, Tanya Davies, to look into addressing the issues of abuse in multicultural marriages in relation to dowry.

*Kiara and Jai's names have been changed to protect their identity.

Wizard Master posted:

sout posted:

Holy poo poo this thread was started in (late) February!?
Having said that, it's now hard to imagine a world before this thread though.

Luigi's Discount Porn Bin posted:

The bhabhi pulls her car up to the toll booth, window down, a graceful, braceleted arm suspended outside in affected casualness, hovering precariously above the sun-hot metal of the door. The old man inside mops his brow, turns his weathered face to her. Her heart quickens. Does he recognize her? Does he remember that night in Goa when she was a girl of no more than nineteen, and when his hair, now a wisp of snow under an official hat, was a luxurious salt-and-pepper mane? The bhabhi remembers, remembers the plumpiness, remembers the shagging, the navel, the bottom. The car door is hot against her arm. His face betrays nothing but the years, and as she catches a glimpse her own reflection shrouded in his cataracted eyes, she turns away, looks to her purse. He was handsome once, she remembers, and her pride at the passion they shared pushes away the grief of lost youth, if only for a moment.

The bhabhi's car is a fading dust cloud on the road. The man stares after it, smiles. "Super bowl to you, madam."

I would blow Dane Cook posted:

The bad stories are things like Indian raised guys are a big fan of what I call the kiss-headlock. Indian guys love kissing. I kiss but there are limits. You can't eat my face off and I need to breathe. They will try to hold your head in a headlock so you cannot pull away. A lot of a booking can just be fighting with them over their behaviour and them going 'sorry sorry' then trying something else crap. It's not all of them of course but it is a fact they are the number one banned culture in Aus, UK and Canada. Many girls just flat out won't see them at all.

I would blow Dane Cook posted:

Anyway yes I have tonnes of Indian client stories. I had one guy ask me one night how long he had to bang his future arranged wife on their wedding night before she would cum. I explained carefully how orgasm is different for women and firstly it may not happen on her wedding night due to nerves and inexperience and secondly that a woman cumming doesn't necessarily depend on prolonged penetration but a bunch of things like mental, clit stimulation blah blah blah.
The conversation then goes like this:
Him "I see. So would you say 10 mins"
Me "Well as I just explained it's not about how long you do it it's about this this and this'
Him "Right, so what about 20 mins?"
Me "No, it's not....do you understand?"
Him "So you don't know how long I need to put it in for to make her cum?"
Me "Ok that's time up anyway, uh good luck with all of that"

Alan Smithee posted:

Did I use that word right

I just assume from reading that bhabi is like babe in context

Alan Smithee posted:

Did I use that word right

I just assume from reading that bhabi is like babe in context

I would blow Dane Cook posted:

Anyway yes I have tonnes of Indian client stories. I had one guy ask me one night how long he had to bang his future arranged wife on their wedding night before she would cum. I explained carefully how orgasm is different for women and firstly it may not happen on her wedding night due to nerves and inexperience and secondly that a woman cumming doesn't necessarily depend on prolonged penetration but a bunch of things like mental, clit stimulation blah blah blah.
The conversation then goes like this:
Him "I see. So would you say 10 mins"
Me "Well as I just explained it's not about how long you do it it's about this this and this'
Him "Right, so what about 20 mins?"
Me "No, it's not....do you understand?"
Him "So you don't know how long I need to put it in for to make her cum?"
Me "Ok that's time up anyway, uh good luck with all of that"

Alpha Mayo posted:

Looks like someone didn't graduate from gently caress girls&bhabhi university...

Rubellavator posted:

His heart is in the right place.

I would blow Dane Cook posted:

Anyway yes I have tonnes of Indian client stories. I had one guy ask me one night how long he had to bang his future arranged wife on their wedding night before she would cum. I explained carefully how orgasm is different for women and firstly it may not happen on her wedding night due to nerves and inexperience and secondly that a woman cumming doesn't necessarily depend on prolonged penetration but a bunch of things like mental, clit stimulation blah blah blah.
The conversation then goes like this:
Him "I see. So would you say 10 mins"
Me "Well as I just explained it's not about how long you do it it's about this this and this'
Him "Right, so what about 20 mins?"
Me "No, it's not....do you understand?"
Him "So you don't know how long I need to put it in for to make her cum?"
Me "Ok that's time up anyway, uh good luck with all of that"

Captain Yossarian posted:

bhabi mia!

nerdz posted:

found a willing bhabi

KomodoWagon posted:

Oh, you're missing out on so much. Your "bhabhi" is your older brother's wife.

nerdz posted:

Cursed Lumberjack posted:

Ftfy


Dhalsim nude mod? I have been playing street fighter wrong all these years!

nerdz posted: