Pashtun men voices.

[HalloIsBack]

Mentioning your western background is an attack?

Ok!?

Sorry.

just read what you wrote!

Content with sexual connotation is offensive in Pashtun/Afghan culture as you may know. I know that western cultures aren´t that conservative and you come from such a background and that´s why you say certain stuff without knowing.

[MostafaM]

We dont need to fool each other.

I grew up in a Western Sociaty and its perfectly normal to talk about sexual related topics without impunity.

If you take that as an insult then I am sorry.

[HalloIsBack]

We dont need to fool each other.

I grew up in a Western Sociaty and its perfectly normal to talk about sexual related topics without impunity.

If you take that as an insult then I am sorry.

99% of users are living in western sociaty
let's open a thread about a sexuality

so why did you delete my post than?

how to speak about sexuality depends on cultural things
and i don't understand western sociaty as a cultur
also how you speak about it

[SiiNii]

Hallo how old are you?

[HalloIsBack]

Hallo how old are you?

what do you want?
just say!

[toughpashtun]

My brothers and sisters,I want to share something I have observed,with you people.The Pashtun men,especially those from Afghanistan or from some regions of Pakistan,like waziristan,have soft and high pitched voices....Has anyone else noticed it?

I dont agree with you...but there are so many more important things,how many Pashtuns are oppressed by Foreign forces in Afghanistan?Almost the entire rural population.And in Pakistan also they are displaced from their homes,these are more important issues.

[toughpashtun]

Thanks Killzai. Ta da kam zi ye?

[randolph85]

i have a lisp but not the gay kind, the nerd kind.

[Khyber Pass]

I've noticed that too, tbh, a lot of the ones from the Quetta region have really soft high pitched voices like Umar Gul, but he's not from Quetta so idk. I like it sounds; it sounds different

[Karachi]

soft pitch voices are usually considered romantic, provided they are used right