Mark Zuckerberg and his wife |
My first advice is, don't let her use Facebook. Dude, it is not only the top cause of divorce all over the world, but much more than that. Just today I read this horrible news about a married woman, who started an affair while chatting on Facebook and then made her lover kill her husband. If you value your life and your self-respect, don't let her use Facebook. Even if she doesn't get you murdered, each time her men friends like any of her pictures or posts, you will feel a dagger stab your heart.
Facebook is a horrible place, where girls post their brazen pictures, and men folk—whether young or old—go berserk over them, flooding with comments like, "Hi sexy! I want to frenz you." If I ever had young women in my household, I would have never allowed them on Facebook. Actually, there are hardly any young women in our neighborhood or surrounding villages. This is the reason, I chat with girls on Facebook, hoping that I might find someone special, who would make an obedient wife and look after my parents, but all of them are loose characters.
It is our custom that relatives suggest a girl for a marriageable boy like myself, and then the girl's parents offer their daughter's hand, which is accepted only after finding out how deep and heavy the other party's purse is. But these days, there is a shortage of girls, and even if you find one, she doesn't want to adjust in a family. If you come across a simple traditional girl, or your wife has such a sister or a friend, please forward my case.
Do post pictures of the bride's jewelry and dowries on Facebook so that we get to know how well off her parents are. Did you get a car or did they dismiss you with stuff like table fan, sewing machine or bicycle? And how much cash could your parents squeeze? Dude, it seems like you agreed to marry only because of the cash, otherwise she is not that good looking. Had you asked me, I would have advised you against marrying her.
Now that you have already taken this Chinese girl as your wife, I hope you will be able to keep her under your thumb. Do not let her go out to work. Workingwomen bring home only misery. They become too haughty and independent-minded, wear revealing clothes, talk uninhibited with men folk, and stay out at odd hours. Why give a chance to the rumormongers? Be a man. Don't allow her to go out a lot. It is not safe for women to roam around without a male companion. Here in Delhi, rogue guys abduct and rape girls in their cars and then leave them at deserted places.
I can tell a person's character by simply looking at his face. I really like you that's why I spilled my heart here. But bro, in the picture, you look like a scared puppy and sis-in-law a fiery cat. Take care, dude, be brave, don't let her boss around and never give in to her demands. This is all I have to say right now. OK, ta-ta, bye-bye, phir milenge, see you soon, horn please, may all naysayers go to hell, may you flourish as a couple!
(The Hindi version: मार्क ज़करबर्ग को बधाई सन्देश)
"don't let her use Facebook" awesome man
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lol..i like ur concerns. Mark should be thankful to u :P
ReplyDeleteloved the post :)
sarah
You think so? Thanks a lot :-)
DeleteLoved the post!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Akanksha :-)
DeleteHaryani Dude,
ReplyDeleteYou forgot to advise Mark on carrying forward the father's title by having a son. MUST HAVE A SON.
Farook can be his role model.
Also, I've no idea why the ladies aren't falling head over heels for you on facebook yet, considering the amount of concern you've shown towards them. Beats me.
~Bro from the south
Bro from the Madras, thanks for reminding! I thought Mark already knew the important of sons. Any way, I will explain it in detail in my next letter.
DeleteThere are so many girls fighting over me on Facebook, but as I already said, they are all loose characters :-/
Haha a thorough entertainer,i loved every bit of it!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Indu :-)
DeleteOMG... I love the way you say it so easily...LOL imagining Mark getting a bicycle as a dowry, is hilarious!Great post!
ReplyDeleteThanks Rinaya :-)
DeleteOk, lol, i'm assuming this is humor :D if yes, then i enjoyed it!!
ReplyDeleteIf you loled there must be some humor in it :D
DeleteI think this post should be tagged under 'sarcasm' for it cannot be considered as humorous. Or let me put it this way 'what is this'?
ReplyDeleteYou are right about sarcasm! But if some readers found humor in it, it must also be considered humorous. And'What is this?' is a good definition too. :-|
DeleteHaha! Epic. Don't let her use Facebook. WOW!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ashish!!
DeleteThis is epic seriously ! God what tongue in cheek humour - Read the hindi one as well and loved it too!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ruchira :-)
DeleteBut it's Priscilla who looks sad in the pic, no? Maybe Mark IS a Haryanvi at heart.
ReplyDeleteHmm...now that you have mentioned, I also feel the same....
DeleteHaha... Funny one.
ReplyDeleteThanks Abhyudaya!
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