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A groundbreaking commercial in India portrays a relationship between two women that has swept the traditional country, where being gay could send a person to prison. Clothing brand Anouk Ethnic Wear's three-minute spot, called "The Visit," shows a live-in couple chatting casually and primping in preparation for a visit from one of the woman's parents. See also: The Caitlyn Jenner paradox: Are brands ready to talk about gender identity? With flowing curtains and sunny windows, the ad feels like a scene out of everyday life and treads lightly around the pressures that surround a same-sex relationship in a culture of deep-seated social conservatism. We tried to give it a candid feel like it is any other couple being apprehensive about meeting the parents.

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You see, to be a lesbian in India is still very much a taboo. Probably even more so than being a gay male. Everything from the food and the people, to the culture and the sights, create one of the most unique travel experiences one can ever encounter. Female and lesbian travel in India requires patience, tolerance, and one hell of an open mind.