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Discussion in 'Married Life' started by Rihana, Sep 17, 2018.

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  1. yellowmango

    yellowmango IL Hall of Fame

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    @joylokhi ....the posts are in response to saving marriage where in laws hate the spouse.
    I have even tried to keep it neutral and written parents/ inlaws.

    I feel we Indian parents overhype our relationship with our children believing it to be the most important .
    Just because we think ,it doesn't become the most important .

    It has its place in the lives of our children...among other things and people.

    We should get over ourselves a bit and take things easy and let the children take things easy.

    It is this need of most people to be most important in the grown children's life that is the cause of most issues in Indian families.

    If only parents learn to take a back seat once children grow up and get into serious relationship or get married, so many issues will get sorted....and so many parents will save themselves the heart breaks when their children choose to put their own children (which includes the spouse as a family unit) ahead of the parents .

    So much unnecessary head aches and heartbreaks because we the older generation do not want to take a back step with grace.
     
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    Agree with all three points above. We should also understand and be prepared for a future where we are no longer the most important people in our kids lives. We need to figure out , invest and start thinking of how we will spend our lives when we are older, rather than be the third/fifth/seventh wheel in the families of ours sons and daughters.
     
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    @yellowmango and @joylokhi I sort of agree with both of you. The older generation needs to take a back seat, stop investing too much time and money on their adult children and plan well to live independently once older. At the same time, I find it hard to believe that parents will wish bad for their precious child’s spouse, because it affects their own child ultimately. The intention is to get the DIL change her ways and fit into their idea of a ideal DIL ( which is wrong btw), but I don’t think they wish ill for the DIL.



     
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    The thread was about couples where in laws hate the dil.
    I am not even making this about the inlaws/ vs dil and keeping it neutral because I have also seen an example where the mil hates her son in law .


    Most inlaws may not wish ill for dil but there are those kind too.After all we are the country of bride burnings too.
    What happens when the dil can't be bent and changed according to their wishes?
    Then comes the hate and with hate often ill wish.
    Haven't we seen enough on the forum when the in laws want to break the marriage....sometimes even when children are involved and specially when the child is a female?
    So a blanket statement that they have no ill wish is probably not right. There are all kinds.....just like there are some dils and son in laws who are waiting for the older ones to leave this earth.
     
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    Rihana Moderator Staff Member IL Hall of Fame

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    Google translate says it means "Don't worry". : ) kava... ..go takes 3+4=7 syllables to pronounce. Is there a shorter informal version, like chinta nakko? : )
     
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    This probably hurt the person more than the prank. That some people will play a prank atvthe expense of others and put it out there for others to see just for a few likes and views.

    Hope the idiots get taken to the cleaners.
    Badnaami mein bhi to naam hoga !
    Enjoy the ' views' pranksters !
     
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    Shortest for chinta nakko is prolly
    Kavalai Padaathe.
    the one I wrote is plural (for two people, so plural)
     
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    I feel once parents let children move to foreign lands to persue education and job ...they should also give them the option of choosing their own partner in that land without any guilt.
     
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    Hmm... would need to know the definition of food tampering according to the laws applicable where it happened. But definitely her being drunk cannot be a factor in any decision about the prank's extent of damage.

    I was thinking of what could be similar situations. Such as: a person makes it clear he/she is not interested in playing Holi, sets out to go to work in regular clothes. As he is walking towards the two-wheeler, five or ten laughing neighbors rush to apply color on his face, arms, and maybe spray or pour some water mixed with harmless Holi colors on his clothes. Can this person complain to the police? Should it be considered assault?

    On a lighter note, if I could sue someone related to food, it would be the folks who close to physically force guests to eat more, "thoda aur le lo..." with an extra penalty for asking, "are you dieting." They cheerfully go on to fill the guest's plate with food that he cannot eat nor discard into the garbage bin right then. I will never forget a younger cousin's eyes silently beseeching me to please eat the pudding that had an almost raw egg-yellow floating in the middle, which was being served by one of the "thoda aur le lo" types. My refusal would have reflected badly on her and she would have had to listen to comments about it for ever. I managed to gulp down the thoda aur. Wish I could sue the person who forced me to. :mad:
     
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