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What Type Of Sikh Guy Would Muslim Girls Go For?


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Women like confident men. Having a fit body, good hygiene and dressing sense helps a lot too. Walk with Anakh.

You see 'ugly' men with 'beautiful' women all the time because (most) women look more for the inner so confidence and humor should do it for you.

Seeing the amount of times Singhs complain of not finding a gf or wife because of their beard is disheartening. And yes, show Sulliah the Path ;)

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I tried to fix them out myself a while ago. For some reason I couldn't! Just go to your signature and remove them. Then add something new but small :D :D

Tried that but a dialog comes up and says username and password needed when i take it in error comes saying i dont have permission.

I think maybe its a permissions issue on the admin side on usergroups permissions section where signatures are allowed to be modified?

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Alright men, time to start out own grooming service :biggrin2: (not serious).

@OP, do you really think girls only go for clean shaven guys? One of my best friends has never touched a hair on his head, wears a turban and is dating a Muslim girl. Although granted he does trim his beard (not to the point of stubble, the beard is still pretty big), but it isn't hard for a sardar to date a girl, sikh//hindu/muslim or whatever, assuming he knows how to talk to people and is confident.

And yes it p1sses muslim guys off, most of them, even the more "liberal" ones, can't stand the idea of one of "their girls" dating a non-muslim, especially if it is a turbaned sikh, given the history between our two religions. The girl is a pakistani, maybe things would be different if she was arab or north african.

No muslim has ever directly said anything to him (he's over 6'0 and lifts, not surprised), but his girlfriend tells him all the time about how muslims tell her to break up with him. The hypocrisy is pretty funny.

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