I was projecting.. Pakistanis don’t have lowest of low SMV

No haha. Urdu and Hindi are both Indian languages. Actually, the term India is very misleading. India means "land of the Indus (river)" in Greek. The Indus river flows only in Pakistan (and Kashmir; so basically in Muslim-majority regions only). Words such as "Hindi", "Hinduism", "Hindu", "India", "Indian" are all referring to the Indus river. In other words; they don't actually apply to what we call India. Pakistan has many native languages, the largest being Panjabi (which is shared with 'India'), Pashto (which is shared with Afghanistan), Sindhi, Baloch and many more such as Shina, Khowar (all spoken in North Pakistan). When you said your father was Iranian, I thought you meant from Iran. But since he doesn't speak Farsi, I assume you meant Iranian as in Baloch or Pashtun. Correct? And you should go to Pakistan ASAP. I was there in 2020 as well. And earlier this year (Oct - Nov). I had a blast. I wouldn't want to learn Pashto but I'd definitely love to learn Farsi. In fact, Pakistan's national anthem is completely in Farsi. So an Iranian could completely understand all of it. As Urdu speakers or whatever, we wouldn't be able to understand all of it but rather just partially.
From what my mom told me, my grandfather immigrated from Iran to Pakistan. He might have spoke Farsi, but I don't think he taught his kids how to. idk though I would have to ask my dad whether my grandfather was actually from Iran or if he is just Pashtun. It could be Pashtun. I always get confused as Pashtun by Pakistanis, or Persian by Persians, or Arab by everyone else.

Dude the last time I went to Pakistan it was so surreal. Because before that my cousins, siblings, and I were all youngins. Now suddenly we were all adults hanging out together. Pakistan is soooo much fun.

I'd also like to learn Farsi.
 
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From what my mom told me, my grandfather immigrated from Iran to Pakistan. He might have spoke Farsi, but I don't think he taught his kids how to. idk though I would have to ask my dad whether my grandfather was actually from Iran or if he is just Pashtun. It could be Pashtun. I always get confused as Pashtun by Pakistanis, or Persian by Persians, or Arab by everyone else.

Dude the last time I went to Pakistan it was so surreal. Because before that my cousins, siblings, and I were all youngins. Now suddenly we were all adults hanging out together. Pakistan is soooo much fun.

I'd also like to learn Farsi.
Bhai, show me what you look like. Interested to see what you look like if you get mistaken for all those things by different people. And I concur, Pakistan is so much fun, especially if you got people to spend your time with who are in the same age range as you are. Farsi is such a mogger language, I wish Quaid-e-Azam kept it. Let me guess, your family probably lives in Sindh and more specifically Karachi?
 
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Bhai, show me what you look like. Interested to see what you look like if you get mistaken for all those things by different people. And I concur, Pakistan is so much fun, especially if you got people to spend your time with who are in the same age range as you are. Farsi is such a mogger language, I wish Quaid-e-Azam kept it. Let me guess, your family probably lives in Sindh and more specifically Karachi?
Bro im willing to share my pics with you but lately Ive been feeling like shit and look like shit. So I get too insecure sharing my face, even though I know you wouldn't judge me. Just give me some time like two weeks. Fair warning though, I'm not good looking at all.

My moms side lives in Islamabad, my dads side grew up in Sargodha though only 1 uncle and my grandmother still live there.

That's crazy I never knew Pakistan's anthem was in Farsi. If more Pakistanis spoke Farsi that would be sick. I feel like it would be good for relations in the MENA-sphere too.
 
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Bro im willing to share my pics with you but lately Ive been feeling like shit and look like shit. So I get too insecure sharing my face, even though I know you wouldn't judge me. Just give me some time like two weeks. Fair warning though, I'm not good looking at all.

My moms side lives in Islamabad, my dads side grew up in Sargodha though only 1 uncle and my grandmother still live there.

That's crazy I never knew Pakistan's anthem was in Farsi. If more Pakistanis spoke Farsi that would be sick. I feel like it would be good for relations in the MENA-sphere too.
Don't you have older pics you can share? You don't have to specifically take new ones just for me, is what I'm saying. It's not so much I'm expecting to see a mogger but since you get mistaken for lots of different things that makes me curious as to what you look like (phenotype).

Ohhh for real? Muhajirs generally live in Karachi so I assumed your family lived there as well. I have been to a few cities in Panjab, namely Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Gujar Khan, Dina, Sheikhupura and Lahore. I had been to Faisalabad once as well but I have never been to Sargodha or passed through it.

And yeah, it'd be great if people replaced Urdu with Farsi since Farsi is such a mogger language and Urdu is basically a Gangetic language with Arabic and Persian loanwords. The term Gangetic refers to the Ganges river which is what the 'Indians' should name themselves after rather than claiming Indus river.
 
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Don't you have older pics you can share? You don't have to specifically take new ones just for me, is what I'm saying. It's not so much I'm expecting to see a mogger but since you get mistaken for lots of different things that makes me curious as to what you look like (phenotype).

Ohhh for real? Muhajirs generally live in Karachi so I assumed your family lived there as well. I have been to a few cities in Panjab, namely Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Gujar Khan, Dina, Sheikhupura and Lahore. I had been to Faisalabad once as well but I have never been to Sargodha or passed through it.

And yeah, it'd be great if people replaced Urdu with Farsi since Farsi is such a mogger language and Urdu is basically a Gangetic language with Arabic and Persian loanwords. The term Gangetic refers to the Ganges river which is what the 'Indians' should name themselves after rather than claiming Indus river.
ill send you a pm
 
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Pakistan: A Sindhi Hindu boy, Kumar has been booked on charges of Blasphemy in the Sindh area for sharing a social media post. He used word 'Mola' in place of God in a post where, he can be seen complaining with the God about the vulnerable condition of Hindu Women (who face kidnappings and forced conversions) in the country.


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OK and? My kids would be moggers, that's all that matters. Muh bloodline is a meme. As long as they're muslims and not degenerates then I'm happy and my parents will have to be too.
Ok golem
 
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What about Dravidian looking pakis and ethnics in general is it over for them in the west?
Mostly yes unfortunately. However some can get away with it if they’re attractive enough
 
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