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Role of in-laws:to fdgdf
2006-09-14
Name: adi



dear
wud you like your mom 2 b treated like that
no matter ure relatives dont say anything but sympathy will always go with your mom in law
visit her as if your obliging her
dont want to forgive/forget fine dont do it
No need to be mil fearing BUT be GOD fearing

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2006-09-20
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Anonymous Name: kuntala
Subject:  Hi Adi



Agreed, no one would want her mother to be treated like that. But what would you do if you saw your mother doing that with your sister in law. When I see my mother behaving badly, I certainly correct her and have done that. In my case, when my mil is unduly dramatizing, my sil (who is well educated) joins in and adds more fuel. Just reminds of those old \" Sati Sakku bai\" type movies where mil and sil join together in spoiling dil's life. If you say you are god fearing, you should read the gita. Whether you are fighting your own uncle or mother, it does not matter. The battle is good vs evil. The Gita says \" Be content and silent with any lot\" and thats whats meant by ignoring nasty people. My mil too is god fearing and so am I. But when it comes to ego, there is only one god, that is yourself.
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2006-09-17
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Anonymous Name: karma
Subject:  Hmm...



Dont try to be so saintly..

You are surely one of those hypocrites who says something and does something else..

Must be a man...whose wife is giving your mother hell..I hope she continues to give her hell that she deserves!!
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2006-09-18
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Anonymous Name: adi
Subject:  hey i am not a guy



dear all whom i infuriated
i am a dil too
but read again i gave a neutral opinion
i am very sure no girl wud like her mother to be treated like that esp when she is single
i am no saint
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2006-09-14
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Anonymous Name: kuntala
Subject:  God fearing huh !



I don't think fdgdf has written so bad about how she handles her mil. It is you God-fearing people who don't understand the real meaning of karma and make dils go on guilt trips. You people scare with things such as \";If you treat your mil like this, then one day your dil will treat the same\";. Need not be. I dont think this hypothesis will work always. What if you treated your mil like god but still got a dil who treated you like s*** ? Won't you say \";Why am I being treated like this, I was God fearing, never hurt anybody and all the other bulls***\"; ? Its just hypocrisy. I too have inlaws who call themselves broadminded, openminded but pounce on anybody and everybody for the pettiest reasons. Its the same with god-fearing people, you tie up with age old baseless superstitions and not true religion.
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2006-09-15
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Anonymous Name: psk
Subject:  agree with Kuntala...



yes i totally agree with what kuntala has mentioned.If you are doing good and go in the right way, why do you fear for anyone? My in-laws are also the same as you have said..what is the use of doing bad to others and *fearing for GOD*even if the god comes in disguise as DIL they will treat him also in the same way.....!!!!!!!!!!
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