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Role of in-laws:Sponsoring parents???
2010-02-08
Name: Premilla



Dear all, i have a question for you all though it ight sound silly to most of you, but i hev no one to ask other than the fellow friends here in this community.
We stay in a gulf country. Me and my husband are working. I want to know normally who pays for the parents airfare(not husband' s but my parents)if i have to get them here on visit? Any idea what msot people do? My hus=band is a msier when it comes to money. I want to pay for my parents ticket but im not sure whether he will agree. Kindly let me know what you all do in this typical case.
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2010-03-21
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Anonymous Name: hi premila
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Generally if u are not working or giving your money to husband then husband has to pay the airfare of your parents..
ask him tht u want to see your parents in a sweet manner..if he disagrees then dont give him money and ill treat his parents.
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