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It looks like this thread got resurrected whether the OP is still interested in it or not. I remember posting in response to someone comments about the general situation (this is US culture etc. And it is not from a person who has been here since the early 1970's).

Anyway, I should have added this main thought: White or non-white, Indian, non-Indian etc., 18 is too young, one may be reacting to just hormones (infatuation) than true love. One the other hand, I have seen two such cases where the love was between two Indian kids (both Brahmins, not that it matters) who knew each since childhood and eventually got married (after one partner got medical degree; boy in one and girl in another) when they were really of mature age for marriage. One couple is in their early 40's and doing great with three kids.
Again, it is not the mixed race but the age is the concern here. If it is not like the situation I mentioned, advise, caution (to wait) is the appropriate advice.

<blockquote data-quote="paramamoorthy" data-source="post: 455163" data-attributes="member: 61738">It looks like this thread got resurrected whether the OP is still interested in it or not. I remember posting in response to someone comments about the general situation (this is US culture etc. And it is not from a person who has been here since the early 1970&#039;s). Anyway, I should have added this main thought: White or non-white, Indian, non-Indian etc., 18 is too young, one may be reacting to just hormones (infatuation) than true love. One the other hand, I have seen two such cases where the love was between two Indian kids (both Brahmins, not that it matters) who knew each since childhood and eventually got married (after one partner got medical degree; boy in one and girl in another) when they were really of mature age for marriage. One couple is in their early 40&#039;s and doing great with three kids.Again, it is not the mixed race but the age is the concern here. If it is not like the situation I mentioned, advise, caution (to wait) is the appropriate advice.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="paramamoorthy, post: 455163, member: 61738"] It looks like this thread got resurrected whether the OP is still interested in it or not. I remember posting in response to someone comments about the general situation (this is US culture etc. And it is not from a person who has been here since the early 1970's). Anyway, I should have added this main thought: White or non-white, Indian, non-Indian etc., 18 is too young, one may be reacting to just hormones (infatuation) than true love. One the other hand, I have seen two such cases where the love was between two Indian kids (both Brahmins, not that it matters) who knew each since childhood and eventually got married (after one partner got medical degree; boy in one and girl in another) when they were really of mature age for marriage. One couple is in their early 40's and doing great with three kids. Again, it is not the mixed race but the age is the concern here. If it is not like the situation I mentioned, advise, caution (to wait) is the appropriate advice. [/QUOTE]

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