Another in-laws thread

[Sajalina]

@kakaballi

^ This happens quiet often in Pakistan and has been our culture for centuries where guests have been considered a blessing instead of a ‘liability’. I guess it is an option for us to keep our traditions of entertaining guests or adopt the idea of a secluded ‘family unit’. Most of us take the later option, but we still are not happy. I wonder why.

Having guests is one thing, having REPEATED guests thrice in two weeks is another (the bold part is really important here atleast to me).

But you are saying if the situation presented by Proto were to happen at your house, you’ll happily take care of your wives’ dooooooor kay rishtaydaar without raising a brow no matter how often they showed up at your door step?

You’ll make 18 rotis per meal with no problem? Wait I shouldn’t have said that. You won’t be making the rotis, your wife will. You’ll just be doing the pick and drop to and from the bus station, right?