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Joint Family:anyone's bil?
2006-08-24
Name: pillai



anyone's bil spoiling ur privacy??my unmarried bil will always comes to our home evevryweekend ..i am feeling that i am loosing privacy..i may b thinking worng..but also comes with us wherever we go..so i am now seriously thinking how to make that idiot undrestand that i hate hiz company.
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2006-10-21
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Anonymous Name: KUNJU LAKSHMI
Subject:  THINK AS YOUR BROTHER




Dear sister,

What is your problem. Your BIL is simply coming to your house and how you loose privacy. In 24 hours you will get enough time to chat, do sex and everything with your husband.

ALL LADIES ARE SUPOORTING YOU BECAUSE THEY ARE SELFISH WHO THINK OF NUCLEAR LIFE. FOR THESE LADIES MIL,FIL,BIL & SIL ARE HEADACHES.

GO FOR COUNSELLING AND MAKE YOUR LIFE HAPPY.

THE REAL HAPPINESS OF LIFE IS TO LIVE WITH ALL, FULL FAMILY MEMBERS WHICH WILL NOT MAKE ANY PRESSURE, COLESTROL OR HEART ATTACK IN YOUR LIFE.

EXPERIENCE THIS FIRST BEFORE SCOLDING OR SHOUTING AT ME.
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2006-08-26
#2
Anonymous Name: pillai
Subject:  i will try



yes sure i will try to tell him(sure)..thatz a very gud idea.that idiot if he talks itz ok.i never bother.but he come on friday evening.sit with grunt monkley face..rules the tv remote untill sunday evening..does not even smile at me. n talks to his brother so n so neighbour dil was so gud to il's..n they done thiz thing to il's were so gud etc...(indirectly attacking me n brainwashing my hubby that i am bad dil)whatever i prepare he asks for opposite.if prepare dosa he ask roto.if roti he asks idli..like that..n shameless creature he iz..always sit mum ,mood off,depressed n talks negative things.btw my il's r in andhra n we live i bangalore..they simply counts the things whatever i eat.n blmaes me for everyting n they always want my bil to disturb us
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2006-08-28
#3
Anonymous Name: Preeti
Subject:  Re:



Hey,

Just try the same tactics as he does...when he talks about neighborhood dil's being good, you start talking that "oh yes, that's so good if the in-laws are understanding and supportive..just look at my friend xyz..she has such a nice brother in law...so much like an actual younger brother to her...she's so lucky"...etc etc..and the next time when he has the remote, just tell everybody in general that "oh, just remind me na when its 8 pm (or whatever)...I want to watch this movie (or serial) really badly..its my favorite"...

and the next time when he's there and you start preparing dinner/lunch etc, just comment (with a big smile)..."You like dosa so much, that's why I'm preparing that only for today's meal"...if he says idli or roti..then make a BIG dukhi expression and say..."But LAST time you wanted Dosa so much, I thought you had liked my recipe..or didnt you like it?" ..then turn towards your husband and ask him, "you liked my dosas didnt you?" basically, try and show your husband that you think so much before preparing meals and nobody's appreciating it...

And if his glum expression gets to you, just comment qat him directly...hey what happened, you look so dukhi/depressed! You look like a 50 yr old with that old...you should get a girl friend..but do it in a laughing sort of a way...

take care and I hope you get rid of such an awful bil soon...:)
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2006-08-28
#4
Anonymous Name: ss
Subject:  Feel sorry for you.



Looks like the situation is worser than I thought.
Just one solution.
"Attend" to your husband...make sure that he gets the message that you do not like his brother coming in every weekend..Make other plans to go out with your friends or relatives on your own.reduce the time you actually spend with your hubby & make him realise it....put an invisible question in front of him..'wife or brother?'...He will chase his own brother away..
what nonsense..I cannot believe a BIL can just come to your house & demand you to cook to his tastes... I am Glad I am not in India!..
but it is indeed relieving to think that this will nto go on forever..someday he will get married & have his own home & his wife will cook for him..until then I feel sorry for you
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2006-08-24
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Anonymous Name: Preeti
Subject:  Re:



The next time your BIL comes over, just tell him in the middle of some conversation like \";oh, by the way..we won't be in next weekend...we are planning to go visit one of my friends for the whole day (think of some imaginary friend if you dont have one near by)\";...OR \";we get so less time to spend with each other (you and yr hubby)during the week..that we are thinking of going for a long drive on the weekend by ourselves...isnt that great!\";

Basically just make some excuse saying that you will not be at home...if you wait for the actual weekend till he drops in to say something about going out, he might tag along....but if you make it clear that you are planning to leave early and the plans include only you and your husband (you can keep smiling and say this nicely)...

Sometimes youngsters don't understand (specially in India) about the concept of privacy for a couple...you need to slowly bring him around to the idea that you look forward to the weekends for some alone time with your hubby..He might get the idea aftre you make excuses for a couple of weekends in a row...Oh and don't forget to tell your hubby not to butt in when you are saying all this to your BIL...:)

Hope this helps...

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2006-08-24
#6
Anonymous Name: RJ
Subject:  method



tell ur idiot BIL to move with his friends is he of marriagable age? then look out for a girl for him along with ur hubby dear.Dont let him probe too much otherwuse it will make ur life hell.suggest him to join some courses or a club etc.By the way where are ur MIL,FIL the mandatory problem creators???
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