married an architect?

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thanks, Saima

nia needs to grow up and know how to make valid arguments.

maybe she is using this as a clumsy, rude and imprudent practice trial.

also goes to show, thru her own posts, what nia is capable of - at her best.

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Is this extreme sarcasm or an innocent mistake? :hoonh:

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:rotfl:

and saima isnt this a true example of personal attack?

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^^Yes Nia now I'll just have to delete stuff out of the thread. Let's get back on topic with Dushwari's problem. I don't think anyone but Mama has given any constructive advice so far. I can relate to her problem except the architect is a surgeon and he works probably more than the architect. I just call friends, family. Hang out with my kids and friends. Have my own hobbies and interests. Then when hubby is home, we talk. I ask about his day and he tells me about what is on his mind. Maybe Dushwari needs to just let him know that she is a support for him and he just doesn't want to burden her. (If this is about Dushwari.)

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Alas, Life1 isnt the same anymore :teary2:

Dushwari, if you are looking for serious advice, follow what Mamaof3 has told you.
And if these are the “gharay gharaey mafroozay” then please give us a break for sometime.
Threads like these have started to haunt me in my last month :frowning:

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thanks Mama of 3. and yes, like witchdoc i hope there is no sarcasm.

as i am not in a marital contract yet, yes, all these scenarios are hypothetical and hope is that all interested and creative GSers and also someone in that predicament/situation can see these at GS and post their opinion or what they would do if theye were married to a doctor, a less talker, an architect & any other profession, which i might present
in the future.

& yes, Mama of 3, silence is sometimes, is thebest thing to do in marital affairs.

best.

thanks,

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Wow, you aren't even married and you come out with the weirdest hypotheticals. SaimaNY, while I agree that personal attacks are out of order, I DO think that things are getting a little bit ridiculous. You don't see anyone else posting every other day with the most bizarre hypothetical questions like:

What would you do if your potential spouse has a mole on the back of his third knuckle?

or

If you marry a taxidermist, would it bother you to have stuffed animals in your living room?

or

If you marry a guy with black hair, are you worried that his head will get hot in the summer?

I mean, COME ON! I apologize for saying this but either she's doing this on purpose to get a rise out of people, or she is a true imbecile.

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I hope its not a bubble diagram.

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i am sorry but i had to come back here and say something to dushwari

Dushwar behan :rolleyes:

i don’t think you want a man you want something that you can fit to your taste, texture, color, ETC.
Why dont you go to Aunt Annie’s bakery and ask them to make a cookie for you. Just the way you want it. in a shape of a man 6 ft tall and all the things you want. they can even put a tag of PHD on it for you :~)

We all have certain expectations and certain things we like and dislike but this is an extreme case here. I seriously feel bad for you i think you need a friend and a man badly in your life those hormones are kicking pretty bad at this point…

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aap toh mujh say bhi ziyadah mailay nikay :slight_smile: …ustaad

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Hazoor, Kya karain Aap key mureed jo tehray.:halo:

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:omg:

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now come on nia, that was harsh :cb:

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What are u, a food fetish, Nia?

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couldnt come up with something better? :rotfl: