Poll: Which race of girls is hottest Asian vs Latina?
I'll take both! I don't judge ^_^
Are there a lot of Asians dressed up like Latinas in California (they are so hot)?
What do Latinas dress like?
Are gyms/fitness centers common in India? Natives please...?
1. common in cities, doesn't exist in villages. 2. Talwalkars, it has gyms all over the country. search Google for its website. 3. the usual ones. almost same as an American one, but may vary depending on the size of gym, number of members, popularity, etc... 4. fitness is important, but gyms are comparatively new especially for women. 5. the people who mostly prefer gyms are from upper middle class or rich ones with sedentary jobs and busy, corporate lifestyles, for example people from software industries. gyms are frequented by young people(18-35) and old people prefer jogging or walking in parks. many prefer yoga over the traditional exercises nowadays. housewives don't usually join gym. the cities with many companies and a large corporate workforce would be an ideal choice to open a gym. cities like Mumbai, Pune, Delhi, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai, Chandigarh, Gurgaon, Ahmedabad would be the best bet.
From what age to what age you considered young by the standards of our society?
I would agree with you, but people use the word young in all sorts of situations and it doesn't always make sense. For example if someone makes a mistake a person might say "it's because they're young" which tends to mean they're inexperienced. But then an old person might tell a younger person "you can run because you're still young" which means healthy in this case. So in one sense it can mean the stage of physical development, and the other is mental development. Both of those can be out of sync. Personally I consider a young person mentally to be under 24 years old, and physically to me a young person is under 14 years. But this is of course relative, for example sometimes I find women/girls to be more mature mentally at 13 than a male of 21 years. So the word "young" isn't very well defined. I think it is derogatory if it's applied mentally, but a compliment/neutral if it's physical.