Re: Presence of 3, 4 ot 5 marriagable sisters
I think I land on the other side of this debate. For girls raised outside of Pakistan, unless our parents/family are super-conservative, most of us can work and save money for the wedding we want. We can potentially also take control of our future and look meet our own for guy for marriage (this assumes parents are not super-traditional).
But the situation in Pakistan is totally different. While some girls work, I’m not sure that the majority of girls work and therefore they cannot save for their wedding. And unfortunately, even a modest wedding isn’t cheap in Pakistan and there are always social expectations connected to a wedding. Added to that, arranged marriages zindabad in Pakistan - so the girls have a more difficult time meeting a potential husband on their own - they are reliant on the family to secure their future.
So the social norms place the burden on the brother/family for the daughters.
I guess going back to the original question - I can only speak for myself, but I agree so long as my husband can provide for our family, I would not resent, and would in fact encourage him to help support his sisters for their marriage. That being said, the sister’s ain’t getting the 6 lakh Bunto jora!
If the guy has expectations that he want you to work after marriage so that he can meet his family responsibilities and prepare good jehaiz for his 3-5 sisters, it will definitely be difficult. I think parents consider such kinda factors when considering any proposal for their daughters.