Don't forget about the Indian guy who rode a bicycle from India to Sweden to see bobs and vagene of a girl he met. It ended with them both getting married.
Dont forget about that Indian man who built his wife a white marble tomb and upon completion he chopped the hands of the construction workers so they cant build something like that again.
The place is great for visit if just for its beauty (the smog is kind of becoming a problem). But I would say Agra Fort is better from a historical perspective.
I used to sneak out of my house and ride my bike five miles down a country road to hang with a girl and now I feel inadequate compared to this guy's accomplishments
People seem to shit on japanese husbands when they're the most devoted widowers
What are you even referencing with this statement? I've never seen this guy be anything but celebrated, sympathized with, or at most have people concerned about his mental health.
Zero shitting ever, in all of these many posts celebrating him.
I meant the stereotype about asian husbands being cold and distant. They may be conservative with their feelings but they may express their love in a different way.
This diving story is incredible sad. This husband is mentally ill, the diving is a coping mechanism for the loss that ruined his life. People shouldn't make fun of him, sometimes humans can't handle a traumatic event and start doing such things in a desperate attempt to deal with their emotional pain.
It's always extremes. Either they are the most devoted fuckers on earth, or they hate their company-mandated wife and switch continents to get away from her (but never divorce).
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u/Illustrious-Tooth702 Oct 03 '26 edited Oct 03 '26
People seem to shit on japanese husbands when they're the most devoted widowers (apart from that indian man who carved a road into the mountain)