Indian differences

Good morning,

You did sound judgemental and sour - this is the first difference between us. The second is our age - if you are really only 26, then I am 12 years older than you, which means more experience as a start and judgement from the families on both sides as the next step.

Mine will accept at a point the choices I make. I am not sure that yours ever will.

Yes, age is a number, but sometimes numbers matter a lot. 

A long-term relationship is not based on "I want a long-term relationship". It is based on communication and balance. Last night you proved that you haven't learned to accept "no" as an answer or to listen to the other side. 

I read all the time - both fiction and non-fiction. What was the last book that you read and when?

I did something new for the first time on Sunday - when was the last time you did something new? And I can add - how many new things have you done recently?

You have written that you are agnostic. Well, I am Orthodox Christian, raised in a secular state, but it appeared that I know more about the Indian culture and some traditions than the Indian engineer I dated. 

I am not religious, but I am spiritual and I have already had arguments with another former boyfriend about it. Can you accept it and respect my choice to continue educating and developing in that sphere?

I listen to rock music and go to live rock concerts. Can you accept that? Would you join me?

I love to tango and I need a partner for it. Can you dance?

I'll stop here.

Based on what I've written above - how many similarities and how many differences have you found? How do you intend to cope with and balance the differences? Are you ready to do it???

Have a nice Wednesday