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Role of in-laws:DEaling with in laws
2013-09-25
Name: Manikratna



I do not get along with my in laws. Its not that I didn' t try but I gave my full support and tried my best to please them but still they seem to find some fault in me. However much I tried but I just could not keep them satisfied. Sometimes I feel that things have not changed much in India especially with regards to daughter in law. I do not know how to deal with the situation.
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2016-02-27
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Anonymous Name: samantha
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most of the in laws are like that only. there is not much situation has changed. daughter in laws are treated like a guest only and someone not from them.
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