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An American woman has ditched her comfortable, fun-loving Californian lifestyle to become a traditional housewife in rural India.

Adriana Peral, 41, took a leap of faith last August when she flew to the sub continent to meet a man young enough to be her son who she had fallen in love with over Facebook.

Within months she was married to Mukesh Kumar, 25, and had assumed her new role as a doting housewife - sweeping, cooking, cleaning and mucking in on the family's farm in an impoverished rural community in Haryana, India.

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Adriana Peral, seen at a nightclub in Merced, California
Adriana Peral
 

Transformation: Adriana Peral, seen at a nightclub in Merced, California, left, swapped parties for a quieter life in India after travelling to the subcontinent to marry a man she met on Facebook

 

It is a far cry from sun-kissed, body-conscious California, where Mrs Kumar enjoyed clubbing with friends, hitting the gym and shopping with daughter Lucy. 

 

But despite the radical lifestyle change, she insists she is happier than ever.

The former receptionist at an acupuncture centre said: 'I love my life here with Mukesh - I wouldn't exchange it for anything in the world.'

 
In love: Adriana Peral, 41, and her husband Mukesh Kumar, 25, met and fell in love online

In love: Adriana Peral, 41, and her husband Mukesh Kumar, 25, met and fell in love online

 

 
Rural: The pace of life in the remote rural village of Panipat, India, is a far cry from the modern homelife Adriana Peral, left behind in California

Rural: The pace of life in the remote rural village of Panipat, India, is a far cry from the modern homelife Adriana Peral, left behind in California

 

 
 
Adriana Peral makes some tea for her husband and in-laws at her house in a village in Panipat, India
Adriana Peral makes some tea for her husband and in-laws at her house in a village in Panipat, India, and sweeps the outside
 

Home comforts: Adriana Peral makes some tea for her husband and in-laws, left, and sweeps the courtyard , right, at her house in a village in Panipat, India, during a typical day as a housewife

Mrs Kumar - who admits she had plenty of relationships back in the U.S., but had never found true love - began  talking with Mukesh, sixteen years her junior, on the social networking  site in February.

Over the next few months the pair grew closer, until one evening Mukesh unexpectedly called.

She explained: 'Mukesh declared his love to me right there and then on the  phone. I didn't know how to react, and at first just laughed it off.

'But after we talked some more, I realised he was serious and so I said if  you win my heart, I will consider marrying you. We spoke for around  three more weeks and it was during that time I decided I wanted to move  to India to be with him.'


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Originally Posted by TI:

You know Guyanese people are a disgruntled and suspicious lot!

 

why can't it be true love, and accept the woman at face value?

 


* Yeah right! TRUE LOVE!

 

* A 41 year old "washed up" California woman decides to become a virgin bride---so she travels 8000 miles to India----and marries her naÃŊve face book conquest, 25 year old Indian prince Mukesh.

 

* THE MAGIC OF FACEBOOK.

 

Rev

FM
Last edited by Former Member
Originally Posted by warrior:

she looks good for her age,i wish them all the best,at least they take the plunge,in India there is a shortage of women so the man do what he think is best.i do not see what is the big deal 

That's the reason why expect to see more of this!

Maybe it will help the Indians to stop killing their females!

Villagebelle
Originally Posted by Villagebelle:
Originally Posted by warrior:

she looks good for her age,i wish them all the best,at least they take the plunge,in India there is a shortage of women so the man do what he think is best.i do not see what is the big deal 

That's the reason why expect to see more of this!

Maybe it will help the Indians to stop killing their females!

i see a Bollywood star is doing a great job in educating the people and exposing this kind of crime 

FM
Originally Posted by warrior:
Originally Posted by Villagebelle:
Originally Posted by warrior:

she looks good for her age,i wish them all the best,at least they take the plunge,in India there is a shortage of women so the man do what he think is best.i do not see what is the big deal 

That's the reason why expect to see more of this!

Maybe it will help the Indians to stop killing their females!

i see a Bollywood star is doing a great job in educating the people and exposing this kind of crime 

I Saw a Utube vid where a bunch of glazed eyes idiots in the media sought to crucify one of these young women for commenting on this horrible situation by accusing her of tarnishing the image of India. Apparently, it mattered not to them that it was happening but that this young woman was acknowledging in the US media that it happens.

FM
Originally Posted by Danyael:
Originally Posted by TI:

You know Guyanese people are a disgruntled and suspicious lot!

 

why can't it be true love, and accept the woman at face value?

 

 

another year of flies, shitting outside, cold, rats, she is back in LA writing a book. If lil bro hangs in and work it he might be back here too!

That is, if she last long enough. Indian men are bad. Just read KULI woman to get a glimpse of their treatment of indo wimen. I guess dey r like every other kinds of man. Bad no ass at times.

S
Originally Posted by seignet:
Originally Posted by Danyael:
Originally Posted by TI:

You know Guyanese people are a disgruntled and suspicious lot!

 

why can't it be true love, and accept the woman at face value?

 

 

another year of flies, shitting outside, cold, rats, she is back in LA writing a book. If lil bro hangs in and work it he might be back here too!

That is, if she last long enough. Indian men are bad. Just read KULI woman to get a glimpse of their treatment of indo wimen. I guess dey r like every other kinds of man. Bad no ass at times.

that girl will be his fantasy so he will not treat her bad. She will begin to complain about cooking on the floor with gas you buy and lack of a bubble bath and manicure in a jiffy. No Guyanese want to return to Guyana to ride on a tractor much less to india to be in a cow cart.

FM
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Originally Posted by TI:

White women like brown skinned men. Who you think Princess Di was hanging out with in Australia and after? I detect a hint of jealousy on this thread

why would there be jealousy when hardly anyone would think of living like that? The lady is not bad looking but not one I would go to India and live with! Lots available right here. Actually, I suspect something is definitely wrong with her head.

FM
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Originally Posted by TI:

Nothing wrong with living on a farm. As a matter of fact many white people are quitting white collar jobs and moving to wood burning stoves and farmland.

People seem to think a simple life should be shunned. 

Mukesh on Facebook, hence the man might have even have Internet at home. 

 

that is not living on a farm. Even the Amish has a buggy. 

FM

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