The one thing Indian parents want from their kids (apart from scoring 98% throughout their lives, and always getting more marks than their neighbour’s kid) is to see them married. It’s not easy being a single woman in India, especially when she’s career minded and past the age of 24. And if you fit this description, you’d agree:

7. All of these classmates start asking you questions about your love life

“Are you married?” “Do you have a boyfriend?” “Are your parents looking for someone?” STOP.

8. Your married friend’s mother, relatives try every possible way to set you up with someone

Courtesy – all her other friends checking you out during the wedding, and her ‘contacts’.