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What Jkv bhenji mentioned a few pages ago about valuing girls as much as boys is essential in issues such as these. Of course, some take it to the extreme and let their children become mini dictators and actually consult the child in major household decisions (unheard of a few years ago), but that's crazy as it sends the wrong signals to a child that his or her parents are clueless. Nurture and include female children as you would males. It sounds like something not even worth mentioning.

What's happened now though is that people are paranoid as heck - and for understandable reasons too. Especially if you're in a sullah dominated area. As a consequence it's hard not to be (possibly overly) protective of girls.

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What Jkv bhenji mentioned a few pages ago about valuing girls as much as boys is essential in issues such as these. Of course, some take it to the extreme and let their children become mini dictators and actually consult the child in major household decisions (unheard of a few years ago), but that's crazy as it sends the wrong signals to a child that his or her parents are clueless. Nurture and include female children as you would males. It sounds like something not even worth mentioning.

humans cannot develop properly without love , e.g. would be those orphans left in those horrible conditions in Romania ...because no one would spend time, talk, have human contact with them they grew up mentally and emotionally stunted ...what I see is we have good intentions as parents but the job and the day to day routines become a barrier to that necessary bonding and development , if a child feels unwanted it will internalise that and feel inferior as a human and that is what is the foundation for their exploitation. Sikhi is about love so our Kids should be superhealthy ...we have just got to repriortise , our future generations deserve the treasure of Gursikhi and the internal strength to know they are right to be children of the Perfect Guru

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What Jkv bhenji mentioned a few pages ago about valuing girls as much as boys is essential in issues such as these. Of course, some take it to the extreme and let their children become mini dictators and actually consult the child in major household decisions (unheard of a few years ago), but that's crazy as it sends the wrong signals to a child that his or her parents are clueless. Nurture and include female children as you would males. It sounds like something not even worth mentioning.

kids are kids not parents ...don't worry I've had moments where I've been told by an irate littlie 'I don't like/love you' to which the answer is 'that's OK I'm your Mum ' ...a little while later I get a sheepish apology ...kids need guidelines and boundaries to function. My Mum's ones were policed by 'the look' I prefer explaining with love and discussing the truth and logic, sure I've had to let them learn the hard way a few times and they have now realised I rarely tell anything but when I do it is good advice . And they love ALL their veggies ...just needed to take the time ...

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What's happened now though is that people are paranoid as heck - and for understandable reasons too. Especially if you're in a sullah dominated area. As a consequence it's hard not to be (possibly overly) protective of girls.

I forget there's situations where Sikhs live in predominantly Muslims areas. Fair point.

In a way the current crop of young parents are very hands on with their kids, which is great, but as we know that active level of involvement leaves very little room for engaging in Sikhi. I've observed kids from Sikh families who haven't been told anything about their religion, react to other Sikh kids with jooreh, etc, like how white kids use to react to us when we were kids. As a bystander that's a terribly depressing situation to observe, and an indictment on the minds of certain Sikhs my age who have, to all intents and purposes, decided religion is an irrelevance not worth bothering their kids with.

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What's happened now though is that people are paranoid as heck - and for understandable reasons too. Especially if you're in a sullah dominated area. As a consequence it's hard not to be (possibly overly) protective of girls.

I suggest you watch tapes of the programme 'Dispatches: escape from ISIS' in those homes ...they will hear first hand accounts of how women are treated by true Islam . Don't panic them just say they will do what they did in India 1. try to flatter you to turn you their way

2. buy your attention with gifts next

3. trap you by getting dirt on you

4. keep blackmailing you to keep under their control.

and if that all fails then destroy you and your family's happiness and life.

REMEMBER THEY CAN ONLY BLACKMAIL YOU IF THEY FEEL YOU ARE SCARED OF THE CONSEQUENCES OF DISCOVERY .

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But the point is all those hormones you mentioned are released in platonic love between child and family too , when we read bani , jap naam , if Girls and boys were hugged and praised for being worthwhile humans whilst you are training them in Sikhi it would be more than enough for them to realise that there is so much unconditional love from Guru ji and Sikh family that they wouldn't feel inner lack . I think the biological arguments are fine but we have intellect and internal morals to counteract that, there are many girls I'm sure in the past who may have felt something for someone but then dropped it without actioning anything because there was no point and they've gone on to marry a suitable person and had a happy loving life. So it's motivation to stop that needs addressing in our kids .

yes but when a 2 people fall in love that overrides the families love. thats why so many girls run off and leave their families. i think we need to address the root cause. girls shouldn't be getting in these situations in the first place. at the moment many girls date anyone and everyone. they just wanna enjoy life as they say.

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kids are kids not parents ...kids need guidelines and boundaries to function. My Mum's ones were policed by 'the look'.

Haha, I don't remember much about my father, but what I do remember is when he use to "give me the eyes" lol, when I was perhaps not behaving in a manner he expected. That was enough for me! But, yeah, there was a line and it was never breached. I never considered my parents pendus or anything like that just because I was foreign born and they were from back home. They had wisdom and knew things about life and so much else that evey decision they made was beneficial not only short term but long term. I wasn't promoted to a deputy just because I was UK born, lol. I knew my place and that was fine by me.

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While we r on the topic of wat muslims really think about sikhs, has any1 heard this stupid dumb rumour that 'when a sikh kills a muslim, he has to cut his hair"? Ive seen this written many times by half cuts on youtube,n a gorah about decade back told me had heard this. Also a troublemakin gangu, wrote this on this forum few weeks back. Wheres this bakwaas originated from?

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While we r on the topic of wat muslims really think about sikhs, has any1 heard this stupid dumb rumour that 'when a sikh kills a muslim, he has to cut his hair"? Ive seen this written many times by half cuts on youtube,n a gorah about decade back told me had heard this. Also a troublemakin gangu, wrote this on this forum few weeks back. Wheres this bakwaas originated from?

No but I have heard that Sikhs have to dip their hair in Muslim blood.

And that the kirpan we score prasad with has Muslim blood on it.

Ultimately, it appears as if a lot (not all) paks raise their kids with terrifying scare stories about Sikhs.

Is it really surprising?

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