Introduction:
Raksha Bandhan, a festival that invokes fond memories for many, can also be a source of dread for some men who find themselves unintentionally donned with the title of a 'Rakhi brother.' Let's delve into some humorous and relatable tales shared by men who, in their school days, unwittingly became recipients of Rakhi threads and the hilarious circumstances that unfolded.
1. The Cool Seventh Grader's Tale
- "In my seventh grade, there was this girl I used to really like. Unaware of Raksha Bandhan, I happily extended my wrist for her to tie me a Rakhi. You have no idea how cool I felt." –Unknown
2. IndoreBhopal Chase
- "I remember being told about girls in IndoreBhopal actively chasing boys to tie them a rakhi... boys who on other days would be seen staring and eve-teasing would literally turn tail and hide." –Unknown
3. Bunking to Escape 'Rakhie'd' Fate
- "We would always bunk school on 1 day +/- before raksha-bandhan to avoid getting rakhied by girls of our class." –shamittomar
4. The Innocent Class II Triumph
- "It was class II, and on Raksha Bandhan, the class teacher asked who will tie Rakhi to Zehereela. All the girls shouted, and I felt like I am the hottest male on the planet." –ranjan_zehereela
5. College Years: Stuck with the 'Bhaiyya' Nickname
- "Used to happen to me in college. I had 6 Rakhis tied on my right arm for 4 consecutive years. Got stuck with the 'Bhaiyya' nickname. Still haven't recovered. Shudders." –Unknown
Conclusion:
These tales, both nostalgic and comical, unveil the unintended consequences of Raksha Bandhan for some unsuspecting men. The festival, though meant to celebrate the bond of protection, inadvertently led to the birth of the 'brozone.' As we reminisce about these experiences, let's appreciate the humor and lessons embedded in the quirky stories of Raksha Bandhan in school days.
