I know alot of tamatars r gonna be thrown at me for this but like always i am of the same opinon that the women's first and foremost duty is to look after her home/family but if circumstances are such that she can't do it, then her family has to support her in taking care of the kids/home. However, its no ehsan as after all what is family for? we have to be there for each other.
Same goes for the guy, if he is jobless even after trying his best then there is no harm with his family supporting him as long as he doesn't become dependent on them for good.
Basically its about how you are tackling your situation.
Girls Facebook Status: aaaj ammi ki goad main sar rakh ker soney ko dil chaha raha hai …bohat thak gaee hoon 324234234234234242345 comments (within 1 hour): awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww shooOOOO cute
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I don't think there's anything wrong with men being close to their parents as long as he isn't being unjust with his wife to be close to his parents. It doesn't have to be one or the other...you can have both.
There are double standards I guess. But its like that for women too. A guy gets divorced and he is plucked up in the next six months with or without kids but the ex-wife is viewed as a woman with baggage. 29 for a guy is young but in desi terms 29 is ancient for a woman.
Its life...we deal with the double standards all our lives...cooking/cleaning is a woman's job...bachon ki dekh bhal is a woman's job...blah blah blah. Agar aap logon ko thora sa deal karna parega double standards se to koi pahar nahin tootega.
If a 30 year old woman says "mujhe mommy se poochna hai ye kaam karne se pehle"...it might be considered cute by some guy.
If a 30 year old man says "mujhe mommy se poochna hai ye kaam karne se pehle" with a choosni and all...no one will think its cute.
I asked my parents last weekend if I could go on a vacation with my friends...they said flat out no. Tum larki ho. Akeley hum kaise bhej dein and all that.
but still her point is valid, even without a chooosni the reaction wud be quite the same.
I don't know about others but I do ask (or tell depending upon situation) my parents about any thing important. I don't feel its childish or anything and frankly dont even care what others think
I don't know about others but I do ask (or tell depending upon situation) my parents about any thing important. I don't feel its childish or anything and frankly dont even care what others think