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Dear all,
I've been busy with exams lately that I've not had the chance to check this thread out and i am implicitly astonished to see so many interesting and thoughtful posts and i do appreciate profusely for your concerns. Usually, i will get an notification email when there is a new post but looks like there are so many new posts that the system managed not to send me any emails
@ Kunjuppu: I also believe the theory that the way to a man's heart lies through his stomach. I have thought of learning how to cook vegetarian dishes from South of India, but i can see that it's not easy at all because there's no one here who can teach me that and taste my food before he does. Doing that alone sounds risky (for my friend) as i wonder what he will say if he tastes the horrible sambhar ever in the world lol...I can find lots of recipes on the internet but i cannot find all the ingredients and can't be sure if i get it right, which is really a problem.
And you're right, my friend is a typical Brahmin who loves reading books and always passed first rank. However, he's an experienced and mature one. He's wise, witty, intelligent and knowledgeable than anyone i have ever known. Therefore, i don't think any traps of mine can really get him in
@ C Ravi: To be honest, he doesn't love me (yet, i hope). We're very close, he likes me and he does care for me a lot, that's the only thing i can be sure. He's a patient one and he wants us to take things slowly as he used to have a broken heart. I believe in what we're having and sharing with each other and have faith that it's on the right track and will go further. He keeps saying that i don't know much about him, his family, his culture, his country...so this is the only way i can prove that I'm making lots of efforts to know and understand it all...I feel lucky to find such a guy like him, actually
@ Amala: I'm from...Viet Nam, a pure Vietnamese.
@ tbs: Thanks so much. I believe that my happy home will be made of my heart and that Brahmin's heart with unconditional and pure love.
@ rekukakarthikayan: You're also right. Food is needed for survival only. It's the thought of modern women. I don't know if this is called luckily or unfortunately,...i am a very traditional girl, so even though i support your opinion and i am educated as a modern girl, i personally think that it'd be nice if i myself alone cook for my (future) husband.
@ Balagopal: I don't really worry about the my non-vegetarian background as i can be a pure vegetarian for two continuous months without any problem. You must be the first one to tell me that Tamil is a simple language. But nothing is impossible, i believe. It may take years to get the language, but time can never be a problem