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Mentally Ill Gen Z Quiz

I don't think showering in sewage water is considered hygienic
It’s pretty ironic that you’d criticize hygiene in India while missing the point that cultural practices, like frequent bathing, show a commitment to cleanliness—even in challenging conditions. Maybe instead of throwing cheap shots, try learning something about how people adapt and maintain standards with limited resources. Assuming that bathing water is "sewage" just shows ignorance and bias. Hygiene isn't about fancy showers; it's about valuing cleanliness, something Indians clearly prioritize more than you realize.
 
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Showering is aryan
 
It’s pretty ironic that you’d criticize hygiene in India while missing the point that cultural practices, like frequent bathing, show a commitment to cleanliness—even in challenging conditions. Maybe instead of throwing cheap shots, try learning something about how people adapt and maintain standards with limited resources. Assuming that bathing water is "sewage" just shows ignorance and bias. Hygiene isn't about fancy showers; it's about valuing cleanliness, something Indians clearly prioritize more than you realize.
Commited to cleanliness and still stinky geeeeeg
 
Commited to cleanliness and still stinky geeeeeg
I don't speak to white people anymore because of their pungent smell. Most of them don't wipe and leave their shit to cake for weeks on end. It's very noticable to anyone who lives in a so-called "aryan" nation like America. I wish I could live in India so i dont have to experience this
 
Commited to cleanliness and still stinky geeeeeg
Reducing a whole culture’s hygiene to “stinky” is, honestly, a lazy stereotype. India’s daily bathing tradition is a big part of its cultural respect for cleanliness, and it’s often ingrained from a young age, even in places where water is limited. And fun fact research actually shows that people who don’t wash as often tend to accumulate bacteria that lead to body odor so maybe look at your own routine before throwing around “stinky” labels!!!!!
It’s also worth noting that India’s bathing practices come from both cultural and practical perspectives, as people contend with hot weather and close community life. Everyone’s culture shapes how they handle hygiene, and Indians, in fact, are pretty dedicated to cleanliness despite your dismissive assumptions. Maybe take a step back and think twice before clinging to tired stereotypes because like what you're saying says more about you than it does about anyone else!!!!!
 
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