IBNLive Chat: 'Indian men think they are Gods'

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Editor of men’s magazine Maxim, Anup Kutty, in a sidesplitting Freedom Chat with IBNlive readers, answers queries on the Indian male, homosexuality and sex.

Americanwoman: You are so naughty. If I still lived India I would have asked you out.

Anup Kutty: Why? Thank you.

Rinky Ghosh: If you were a girl would you fall for a guitarist in a band or for an editor of a men's magazine?

Anup Kutty: Both.

Roy: Why do Indian men impose their ideas and sometimes themselves on women all the time? What will it take for them to grow up?

Anup Kutty: It’s because Indian men were brought up thinking that they are Gods (which really is not a problem to me). But what you need to change is the upbringing and conditioning.

Abby: What do you think about homosexuality? I have had sex with almost 15 men in my city in India and I know those guys have had sex with others too. So why are we not so open? Do u think media should play a greater role?

Anup Kutty: Whatever makes you happy. But quite frankly media is far more supportive of homosexuality here than anywhere else.

Kumar: Why is sex education in India seen as dirty?

Anup Kutty: That's because sex education in India has till now been mostly conducted by legends like Ron Jeremy, Peter North, Nikki Tyler. Perhaps we should bring in some serious educators and not doubt the intelligence of children.

Pheonix: How well do men (Indian) deal with a partner cheating on them? Is it fair to expect them to be understanding?