Chanda doooooor ke dhoool suhaney hote hai . mai bhi aisa hi soochti thi ke mazey ki life hai .magara tab hume pahta hota tha ka hum ne wapis chale jaanaa hai .. soocho yeh mind mai rakhh ke ke tum ne yehi rehna hai itne saal ya maybe forever
Yaaar meri saaso amma ko adaat hai woh kahbi badaal nahi sakti , aisi thi aisi hi rahe ghe, ye su r rite iam happy with my husband , duniya ke sub se aache husband hai woh . mai yeh nahi kehti ke woh apni maa ko chor dey never he loves his mom buss mai chhati ho ke mai europe mai rahoo aur pak mai aati jati rahi woh bhi aate jate rahe, magaar meri saass yeh sub nahi hone de ghi
couple of questions. did your husband run the business before your father in alws death also or did he have his own career? If he had his own career he can potentilaly wrap up that business.
I can understand that he wants to be there for his mother and all, especially since he is an only son. whe you said he is from London I did not realize that he moved to London but his family is in Pakistan. This complicates things quite a bit. I was confused about hy would someone who is from London want to go back to Pak after his father's death othr than to spend some time with relatives or dunno visit places that his father grew up in, kind of a pilgrimage of sorts..
I mean there are really one 4 options in my view
1) you guys live in Pakistan, work out some solution where you have your freedom, whether it is you having your own space etc. I know ppl who have done this where houses have indpendent living arrangements on first and second floor, and teh parents get one floor and their son or daughter take the top portion..you are not in each other's face all the time and have control on your space
2) you guys convince the lady to move to the UK with you, this will resolve your issue of Pakistan, but the issue of dealing with her will still be there, just because she is on your turf will not make the issue go away.
3) She lives with her daughter, unlikely, not knowing the daughter's situation and I guess desi cultural crap comes in the way too.
4) you leave your husband, and go live your life..which does not seem to be a logical option for you guys since there are no couple issues.
My father in law was my father´s best freind, and I know my husband from our childhood. used to be a nice family, pher kuch problems ho gayi between my susraal and my parents, and my mothr in law become very
Nahi, un se abhi maine koi khass baat nahi ki ,, abhi mai sub ke mashware le rahi ho , waise maine soocha hai ke 6 months pak mai 6 montha europe mai ( iam not from uk )
^I think You if you are really in good relationship with your husband you should talk to him about your concerns and you should stay with him wherever he is. Is it possible to live in a house where you can have your independent portion in Pakistan?? as Mr. Fraudia mentioned.
Bhabi ji.
Try to persuade your husband that may be not now, but in like a year or so, why not they move back to eurpoe along with his mother. Dont rush things and since your husband loves you so much, dont do something or say something to your mother in law, that might hurt him. slowly, try to convince him that it will better for your kids in future to grow up in europe. And give him some time so if he does not want to wrap up his business, atleast he should find someone to take it over.
Life in pak is great for U BOYS but not for us gals .
Mai akele kahi nahi jati pak mai, shopping karne ko dil nahi karta mera, ghar mai kuch karne ko nahi sara din baith ke raat ka intazaar karte raho husbnad ka karte rahoo
Hi bhahi come on........think about the kid........dont think about tension related issues of your life at this time.....every thing will be fine inshaallah..