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Role of in-laws:Fully agree with you.

2004-10-18

Name: abc xyz \";This message is in response to CD's views on forming a DIL Union.\";

Hi everyone-
I fully agree with CD's comments. It was a feeling of comfort to see and know that I am not alone. There are many women who are going through the same situation and trauma as me. I fully support your views on inlaws bad behavior. I too have experienced this rough, rude and unpleasant attitude of my in-laws, inspite of giving them so much. Right now I feel like that I will never be able to please them, whatever I do. They always try to find faults in me. They have made me cry so much that I will never be able to forget. Inspite of all this I would like to say one thing that I will be there for them if they need me- sirf insaniyat ke wazah se. My parents always tell me not to have any hard feelings for them, inspite of knowing what my in-laws have said and done. It has hurt me badly. Anyway...we have only one life to live,so it would be better if we enjoy it the most.
Thanks, bye

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2004-10-18

Name: J
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Inlaws

Hi!

I agree with you. Its about time all DILs realise that BLOOD IS THICKER THAN WATER. So Inlaws will be inlaws & not parents. So, all DILS who are facing a bad time,.....be bold, CHEER UP & all the best of luck.

Best wishes,
J

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