You are here: Home > Message Boards > Parents of Schoolgoers >  Role of in-laws >what should i do?

Parents of Schoolgoers  Discussion Forum

 
Role of in-laws:what should i do?
2006-12-02
Name: preeti



hi all,
i'm really having a tough time making the decision of my life.hope u'll all help me find a solution.
i'm a south indian girl.i'm in luv wid my 1st cousin.marriages between cousins are permitted in our custom.he also loves me.both of us know we love each other from childhood,but none of us have expressed our feelings for each other.now,since my parents have started to look a groom for me,i'm getting worried.though i love my cousin,i'm keeping it to myself.this is because i've heard that the marriage between cousins are scientifically not good as it may affect the child born.i've heard that the children born to blood relatives r mentally or physically handicap.i dont want to be careless & selfish to cause harm to an innocent baby just because of my desires.my cousin loves me too,but hasnt told me anything directly.i can see that in his actions though.......so can u all plz suggest what shld i do? is it really harmful to marry him? shld i go ahead & propose to him or just supress my feelings & marry whomever my parents suggest? i'm desperately waiting for ur responses.thank u all in advance
Subscribe to this conversation Reply Anonymously

 

2006-12-04
#1
Anonymous Name: Tony S
Subject:  for preeti



Dear Preeti,
U say that u have not expressed your love for each other. On what basis do u love him ? Is it just physical attraction . Proaobaly this might be the case as u do not seem to have interacted with any other guys - who r your classmates or neighbours. DO u know his likes and dislikes - what he likes to eat, which music he prefers, what is his idea of a holiday, what does he want to achieve in life - professionally ? Preeti all these factors go a long way in a person taking a liking to someone else. Have u considered all these factors a;lso ? Or is it that u converse with him for hours together and u feel safe and v v comfy in his company ? Please have a thourough thinking on all this and then analyse as your feelings of 'love'. Love has no definition of itself - it is defined by many things like a combination of physical attraction, similar likes & dislikes, mutual trust & respect, affection, and personality traits.
Also yes if u marry your first cousin, there are chances of defective genes, esp. for the 2nd child. I have no idea about the medical info but I have seen amny examples in our family and friends who have married their first cousin or uncle (mama) and have had defective kids. So take this factor into account also. Marriage is a loving give and take arrangement between 2 individuals so that they r mutually happy. All the best for your thinking.
Reply to Original MessageReply to Original Message   Reply to Original Message Reply to This Message   Msg Objection   Go to Top

All tips on Parents of Schoolgoers
You ever wanted in one place.
No need to go anywhere else.
& Answers to Topic :
what should i do?


Subscribe to this conversation! All tips on Parents of Schoolgoers
You ever wanted in one place.
No need to go anywhere else.
& Answers to Topic :
what should i do?


Subscribe to this conversation! All tips on Parents of Schoolgoers
You ever wanted in one place.
No need to go anywhere else.
& Answers to Topic :
what should i do?

Thanks for subscribing
You are already a member, please login to subscribe

------ OR ------

Expecting Parents
Parents of Babies
Last 7 Posts of this Board
How to deal with this?
I feel that my husbands parents are using their son. My husband is from India and I am from the USA. He obtained his greencard and citizenship through me after coming here. He is a physician and obtained his residency training. I worked to earn for our family for two years until he got his job. Then he applied for his parents to visit us on a visiting visa. We were both wo... - Tina Shah [View Message]
RE:self centered inlaws
I agree they have completely double standards as I recently found out. I saw my husbands childhood photos when he was young. His parents claim they sacrificed everything for their kids and lived poor and behave like martyr parents. Got treated as free domestic servant. But the photos showed them dressed like Bollywood stars with watches and jewellery enjoying their life. O... - Tina [View Message]
RE:self centered inlaws
Karma has no menu. You get served what you deserve. ... - Tina [View Message]
RE:Jadu on food?
Hi , I am facing the same thing.. I married my husband and we are not only from different caste but also different country. My in-laws are so nice to me on face but I can sense the jealousy and that inferiority majorly in my mother in law and my sister in law.. I never had such doubts but I experienced pain sadness , depression while they use to be nice .. and it was confu... - Noname [View Message]
RE:Mother-in-law spoiling my child
hello kajal,
you think that excess sugar given to him by your mother in law, and thats why you are worried about your son, so dont take stress of this thing, your son is little now, after some years, he will stop eating sugar by selfly.... - nandita [View Message]
RE:Mother-in-law spoiling my child
hello kajal,
if you are dont like your mother in law behaviour then tell her on face, that you dont whenever she gave sugar to her son, so she may be stop giving sugar to him, and your porblem will be sort out.... - kamna [View Message]
RE:Mother-in-law spoiling my child
hello kajal,
if you are rudely talking with her, then this is not way to talking with your mother in law, you tell her in polite way, your son is her grand son, so she never think about his bad effects.... - ruchita [View Message]

Home | Site Map | Privacy Policy | Comments or Suggestions | Indiaparenting News Articles | Contact Us | Advertise with Us | RSS
Copyright © 1999 - 2022 India Parenting Pvt. Ltd.