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I hate this whole abi/kardes thing!!!!
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22 Feb 2008 Fri 02:35 pm |
its a great hierarchy about love&respect,and its really nice for social control when used it in true way,for make more love&respect but pity not easy to find old ablas,abis and kardeşs at the days,an awful social deformation so i think not all true look at this hierarchy as a pirivilage,its a great tradition of our people as a way to show our respect and loves to olders and youngers..it isn't possibile to realize goodness of an another culture without live or practise it.....
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22 Feb 2008 Fri 02:58 pm |
Quoting MrX67: its a great hierarchy about love&respect,and its really nice for social control when used it in true way,for make more love&respect but pity not easy to find old ablas,abis and kardeşs at the days,an awful social deformation so i think not all true look at this hierarchy as a pirivilage,its a great tradition of our people as a way to show our respect and loves to olders and youngers.. |
sorry mrx, but what is this social deformation?
Personally, I never believed that concept of social deformation..
I cant see the point of seeing young girls with mini skirt and thinking/complaining 'ah ah dear..in old days, girls were different, the families were different, the manner was different!! etc'.
It is just evolving human beings.
Good or bad. Like it or not.
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22 Feb 2008 Fri 03:10 pm |
Quoting thehandsom: Quoting MrX67: its a great hierarchy about love&respect,and its really nice for social control when used it in true way,for make more love&respect but pity not easy to find old ablas,abis and kardeşs at the days,an awful social deformation so i think not all true look at this hierarchy as a pirivilage,its a great tradition of our people as a way to show our respect and loves to olders and youngers.. |
sorry mrx, but what is this social deformation?
Personally, I never believed that concept of social deformation..
I cant see the point of seeing young girls with mini skirt and thinking/complaining 'ah ah dear..in old days, girls were different, the families were different, the manner was different!! etc'.
It is just evolving human beings.
Good or bad. Like it or not. |
well life's self is a change,so never possible to set barriers on changes if they r bad or good,just i'm using right of missing somethings
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22 Feb 2008 Fri 06:49 pm |
I simply hate hierarchy and treating people differently based on age. I also hate this "tradition" of disrespecting children... I definitely think this affects self esteem of these kids. On top of putting everyone in suffocating boxes...
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22 Feb 2008 Fri 06:53 pm |
Could someone explain a little more what this means abi/kardes? How are they treated differently?
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22 Feb 2008 Fri 08:06 pm |
Quoting catwoman: I simply hate hierarchy and treating people differently based on age. I also hate this "tradition" of disrespecting children... I definitely think this affects self esteem of these kids. On top of putting everyone in suffocating boxes... |
If my psycho analysis of you is correct, catwoman (and I am sure it's NOT) I would say you were the youngest girl child in a family of 10 sons!
If I get it right....can I have 10 extra points???
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22 Feb 2008 Fri 08:36 pm |
Quoting catwoman: I simply hate hierarchy and treating people differently based on age. I also hate this "tradition" of disrespecting children... I definitely think this affects self esteem of these kids. On top of putting everyone in suffocating boxes... |
You have got it all wrong. Being the older brother does have its priviledges: but it also entails duties and responsibilities
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22 Feb 2008 Fri 08:55 pm |
what about amca/dayi, teyze/hala, abla, yenge , etc++++
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22 Feb 2008 Fri 09:34 pm |
Quoting teaschip1: Could someone explain a little more what this means abi/kardes? How are they treated differently? |
Abi is the elder one, kardes is the younger one. The older one has more duties regarding the family, thus he has more respect in the family
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22 Feb 2008 Fri 09:42 pm |
Quoting elham: Quoting teaschip1: Could someone explain a little more what this means abi/kardes? How are they treated differently? |
Abi is the elder one, kardes is the younger one. The older one has more duties regarding the family, thus he has more respect in the family
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I like that , but we don't use it in my country,some families i Egypt use that
abi and abla also to elder sister
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22 Feb 2008 Fri 10:19 pm |
Quoting teaschip1: Could someone explain a little more what this means abi/kardes? How are they treated differently? |
shortly abi and abla symbols of love and kardeş is symbol of respect with the age difference
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