[Simeon_Strangelight]

The female War Bride ® is no unknown phenomenon in the 'sphere:

http://therationalmale.com/2011/10/03/war-brides/

But this little story is telling how fast women can move on: (my comments in bold)

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/City/...277810.cms

Quote:

Groom unwell, bride weds guest in fit of rage

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RAMPUR: All was going well at the wedding ceremony of 25-year-old Jugal Kishore, a resident of Moradabad, and his 23-year-old bride Indira from Rampur. That's until the "varmala" ceremony, where the groom garlands his would-be wife, began.

Just as he extended his arms to do that, Kishore had an epileptic fit, falling to the ground in front of the whole gathering.

The young bride, angry that her family had been kept in the dark about Kishore's medical condition, promptly changed her mind and announced that she would happily marry at the same ceremony a guest at the wedding, a man called Harpal Singh. The latter, incidentally, turned out to be her sister's brother-in-law. (Well - here comes the Red Pill translation: groom appeared too Beta and lackluster, epilepsy was the last straw, Harpal Singh was someone she fancied before having met him and her hypergamy seized the opportunity to get a hotter man for husband).

Singh, caught unawares and dressed in jeans and a leather jacket (note the more r-selected wardrobe of the bloke - minor Alpha or less of a Beta recognized), fumbled for a moment before declaring he would willingly take Indira as his wife.
(His thoughts probably went like this during the whole thing:
"Nice! I would hit that!" Then after the scene and being pointed out as replacement:
"Oh shit, I am going to hit that today!"
"Ah - what the hell, she looks hot - +1.")
This time the "varmala" was exchanged between Singh and Indira, which went off without any hitch, with the pandit reciting the mantras and asking the new couple to take the seven "pheras".

Meanwhile, Kishore, who had been rushed to a doctor by his relatives, went back to the venue after he regained consciousness to see that his wife-to-be was now someone else's. (Fuck - that sucks, but I guess you can be fatalistic about it - wasn't meant to be)

Kishore pleaded with Indira, telling her that he would not be able to face friends and neighbours if he returned without her. His relatives, too, tried to intervene on his behalf. Where persuasion failed, violence was used — spoons, plates and dishes became weapons as wedding guests tried to force the bride to change her mind. But all in vain. The young woman stood firm. (Pleading for her to change her mind dried her pussy even more. Deep Beta state recognized.)

Kishore and his relatives later filed an FIR at the Milak police station in Rampur district, which they eventually withdrew after elders intervened. SHO, Milak police station, RP Solanki said on Monday that cops had detained a few people who were there at the wedding.

"Both families have amicably resolved the matter," Solanki said. "The complaints have been withdrawn. Kishore and his family have now returned in peace to Moradabad. (Money has changed hands. Leather-jacket man got his unexpected +1. Hope, he does not regret it soon. But on the other hand it is such a crazy story that you tend to think it's a sign of fate.)"

She probably wasn't as hot as this one, but sometimes guys are not making rational decisions in the face of some hot piece of ass:

[TonySandos]

There's some Indian culture at play that I'm failing to utilize in analysis of this story.

"Kishore and his relatives later filed an FIR at the Milak police station in Rampur district, which they eventually withdrew after elders intervened."

What elders? Blood related or community? I'm assuming the trade off was that no one got charged with a crime.

[Feisbook Control]

Two thoughts:

1. Kishore dodged a bullet. Better the inner whore bitch from hell came out then than ten years and a ton of money later.

2. The joke will be on Harpal when his new wife balloons out in about five years as Indian women are wont to do.

Hell, maybe he already knew all of that in advance and faked the epileptic fit. The dude might be in the Ukraine now as we speak.

[SteveMcMahon]

Poor guy.

Most marriages in India are still arranged by the family, so maybe a sudden bout of "epilepsy" was his only salvation.

Perhaps he saw his bride to be and thought "Shit... she looks like the midget from Game of Thrones!".





The guy she married is probably like:

[Simeon_Strangelight]

(Yesterday 05:53 AM)SteveMcMahon Wrote:  

Poor guy.

Most marriages in India are still arranged by the family, so maybe a sudden bout of "epilepsy" was his only salvation.

Perhaps he saw his bride to be and thought "Shit... she looks like the midget from Game of Thrones!".

The guy she married is probably like:

Good point, though the groom seems to have pleaded with her later - possibly even on his knees. We know that this kind of behavior is not exactly tingle inducing.

[bojangles]

I agree with the woman, not with her marrying so quickly after that but he had epilepsy, she didnt know. That's something that should not be hidden from a relationship. Heck if I went on 2 dates with a girl, I'd want to know that she's epileptic as I've no idea what was going if she didn't tell me. One of my friends is an epileptic, I freaked out the first time he had a fit at work, he'd never told me the fool, the next time it happened, I knew exactly what to do.

[Parlay44]

I agree dumping him was the right move. Jumping on the next available cock out of spite is low class though. They're both wrong.

[Menace]

Eh this happened in Uttar Pradesh, one of those Indian states that has tons of backwards people and crazy-ass shit going down all the time. The poorest and least educated are there and in Bihar. It's basically like the Florida of India. Not surprised something like this happened there. Class and etiquette are not qualities that many of those folks possess.

[Troll King]

So, who paid for the wedding? Over here it used to be that the brides family paid but these days it is usually split or some other combination comes up. I was under the impression it was the opposite over there with a dowry being paid by the groom? Or is it the bride? I forget?

[Moma]

Menace so you are saying Uttar Pradesh is a poosy paradise!!!

[Simeon_Strangelight]

(Yesterday 08:43 AM)bojangles Wrote:  

I agree with the woman, not with her marrying so quickly after that but he had epilepsy, she didnt know. That's something that should not be hidden from a relationship. Heck if I went on 2 dates with a girl, I'd want to know that she's epileptic as I've no idea what was going if she didn't tell me. One of my friends is an epileptic, I freaked out the first time he had a fit at work, he'd never told me the fool, the next time it happened, I knew exactly what to do.

I agree that it was somehow justified especially since real attraction between bride and groom was not built yet. If the guy had been very attractive to her or had other big DHVs, then her hamster would have rationalized it away. But chances are she wasn't into him very much, but did what was arranged by both families.

Marrying the next guy right away could have been motivated by two things - partly by the desire to not waste money spent on the wedding by her family and partly by some token attraction she felt to the guest she picked. In a strange way her decision made sense, but it still shows exactly several female mind frames we know about in the Red Pill.

[Pride male]

How are the divorce rates and marriage laws in India?