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How Would you Treat your Future DIL?

Discussion in 'Relationship With In-Laws' started by maroon, Sep 15, 2015.

  1. Rihana

    Rihana Moderator Staff Member IL Hall of Fame

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    "How would I treat my future DIL?"

    I would show her all my posts in IL.. Most likely, we would both end up rolling on the floor laughing. :) At the wisdom and naivete in them.
     
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    ChennaiExpress IL Hall of Fame

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    I'd use a hands-off approach.

    Let them go honeymoon, outing, etc, etc. 365 days a year

    Let them live separate or if they live with me let them have separate compartment.

    As long as DIL is good to my son (who will have manners and behave like a grown man) and good to her children I am totally hands off.

    Besides I have my own life, my own hobbies and interests.
     
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  3. maroon

    maroon Gold IL'ite

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    Quite a practical approach:thumbsup
     
  4. maroon

    maroon Gold IL'ite

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    Wow!! Nice Shyamala.. whoever is that lucky DIL :) :)
     
  5. Anamika99

    Anamika99 Gold IL'ite

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    Treating....
    With love and respect as any family member that is all i would want
    give her space and that is what i want in return

    Living...
    I feel 'ek myan do talwar' is not possible...so i donot believe me as a DIL or MIL sharing my home with another lady...

    some phone calls , a few short visits, access to grand kids, turning to each other without hesitation for help that is all.

    Just wish i can grow older healthy and die healthy so do not have to go to them for 'seva'
     
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  6. maroon

    maroon Gold IL'ite

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    True Charu. Respect would pave way for everything else positive in a relationship.
     
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    Sunrise Silver IL'ite

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    We will not live together and let them live on their own terms. May be we will celebrate festivals, have regular get togethers if they like to join else we will have our own things to do. Needless to say, we will support them whenever they are in need of any help.
    My plan is to help poor kids study, help orphan kids and do some farming in my old age, I am sure I will not have to time poke my nose into their life.
     
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  8. maroon

    maroon Gold IL'ite

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    Yes. If ILs realize that they need to have a life of their own things would be so much more easier. @docathome, Indusladies would still be there for us when we all don the MIL role.. we ought to come back and refer to these posts!
     
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    You gave me a hearty laugh:rotfl
     
  10. Laks09

    Laks09 Moderator Staff Member IL Hall of Fame

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    Just like mine treats me and hers treated her, no different. As a daughter when it comes to me showing affection/doing my duty but never expecting to take her mother's place when it comes to her bonding with her mom.
     
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