Annoying Things Every Indian Girl Has To Hear About Marriage

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Ladies, is marriage on the cards yet? You must have heard a multiple comments from your near and dear ones as to when you are tying the knot, right?

I'm pretty sure you have! In India, women who cross the age of 23 are often bombarded with questions related to their marriage.

They face a lot of struggle into answering those nagging questions, which are often repeated over and over again.

If you are one of those women who faces these marital questions with every aunt of yours that you meet, we are sure you will agree a 100 percent with what we have in store for you.

On the other hand, guys too face a certain amount of these questions, especially the ones who are not mama's boys! So, what are you waiting for?

Take a look at some of the most annoying things that every Indian girl hears from her relatives regarding her marriage:

"So when do you plan to get married?": To begin with, this is quite a famous question most people ask an Indian woman who isn't married. Have you been asked this annoying question too?

"Your clock is ticking, are you not planning?": This is a question that is usually asked right after you are married, as it means, "when are you going to deliver some kids."

"How come you're not married yet?": If you have been asked this question, you probably would be tired of answering it!

"Have you gained weight?": Though this is a kind of a turn off and the most annoying question, it is one which is quite mind-boggling, as it makes you wonder if you are really fat in the first place.

"Don't worry your 'Mr. Right' will come around when you least expect it": From all of the above questions, this statement seems to be the worst to hear from someone, especially if it is someone who is of your age and is already married.

"My friend knows a boy you will like and I think he's perfect for you": Not only getting bombarded with the multiple marriage-related questions is annoying, but getting a boy to forcefully like you and vice versa is all the more embarrassing.

"Have you tried matrimonial sites?": When all those marriage brokers fail to get you the man of your choice, finally it is up to the sites that you look into to find that Mr. Perfect. But, when someone commands you to log in, it surely seems rather irritating.

"So, when are you getting married?": And we are back to square one, the most annoying thing every Indian girl has to hear about her marriage! At times like these, it is best you smile at the person and just walk away from that place.