question to all married girls n guys

I am impressed. Allah Sab Ko Aisee Biwiaan Dey. :-)

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One more thing I would suggest while you're cooking...keep everything covered and try not to let smells permeate the house or even you...keep all your doors closed, exhaust on and kitchen windows open. Mabrook made a great suggestion...tie your hair in a scarf while you're cooking. Sometimes rubbing some scented lotion in your hands and running them through your hair can help too. Also, after cooking or even towards the end...start boiling some orange peels with cinnamon sticks in water...the entire house and you smell divine.

I have noticed something in Pakistan and with people who come here fresh from Pakistan...there is no concept of calling ahead. People in western countries call ahead and let everyone know they're coming over for dinner at least a week or two in advance but in Pak and people who come here new from Pak...they're not familiar with this. There, people just go to someone'se house at a moment's notice. When my relatives came here, they would just pop by and I was so appalled by it but my mom explained the culture difference and then it made sense. So, I can understand if she has to go somewhere on short notice.

Anyway, I hope you are able to find ways to make life easier for you rockon...I know its hard to be sociable when you just stepped away from a pan full of fried onions. :)

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what are these replies. she said she lives in karachi, it's the middle of summer. EVERYONE showers again before going out in the evening, cooking or not. most people wash their hair everyday too.

some of the strategies are helpful but at the end of the day her husband is the one that needs to be more understanding and give her some time, even just 20mins to have a shower (no hair wash) and change would be enough, so at least you are fresh if not made up. and as for weddings and things.. come on, you want to look your better than usual so it does take time.

i think you should ask him to let you know a few hours beforehand when he wants to go out and then if it's okay to give his parents dinner a little earlier so that you have some time to get ready. as for weddings, have the food ready earlier in the day and just heat it up when you need to serve it (if that's acceptable to them on those odd occassions).

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PSq, yeh they do but then people also have little concept of turning up at any decent time - going to someone's house at 9pm isn't unusual (after finishing with dinner and getting ready). And many times I have seen that it's completely normal that when guests turn up unanncounced and the lady of the house has been in the kitchen, she goes to shower/change before greeting the guests and it's perfectly acceptable.

I don't understand what there is not to work. I'm sure he's capable. If he doesn't want to, then he needs to change his expectations of his wife in terms of the time spent on her responsibilities in the house and getting ready for socializing. Frankly, I don't think the request for more time to freshen up and be more presentable is unreasonable. Sure, she can find ways to be more efficient, but at the end of the day, it is a ridiculous thing to have an argument about. If she needs time, she needs time. And he needs to give it to her.

Period.

I was going to suggest the same thing. He will be so engrossed in those games that he will even forget partying.

LOL. Good idea.

Yeah all men in West go to dog obedience schools. :silly:

You have no right to call anybody’s husband moron , you have all the rights to call your husband with any names you want.
He is not moron , but impatient and ignorant. If she explains to him all this in the same terms as she did to us in this thread he would surely understand and will not create fuss next time.

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My hubby would love me, I hardly take 5 minutes to take a shower:halo:

It is because you are not rukhsatified yet. Once you are at your hubby’s home things will change drastically. :slight_smile:

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Damn really? I would take longer to shower? :hmmm:

It is not about only shower only. The whole attitude changes . You will find out.

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Allah kher karre..:bummer: Mirchi bhai you are scaring me :smiley:

2 hrs :o ru kidding me.......

i take 1 hr max when we r going to a wedding and max of 45 mins when going to a party and 20 mins when going to meet sum 1 casually... and all of this includes a bath hair straightening n a lil touch up or makeup for weddings...
Believe me my hubby still have prblms with my timings being out and making him late . not to mention i have to make milk bottles for 2 kids and get them ready which is additional of 15 mins ONLY!! neways.... this is a man ego/prblm/nature u cant change it :) . but wht u can do is when u know u have to go sumwhere cook in the morning take a shower in the afternoon n then get ready when its tym to go so u dun have to take 2 hrs in front of him.... he will c u cooking then takn shower then serving the dinner or lunch n then getting rready ur 2 hrs will still be 2 hrs but just mix it up with ur house work :)

His wife sure doesn't think its sweet hence the thread. The statement is problamatic because it shows he is not only controlling but he does not trust her judgement and opinion about what is right for her to do.

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You have no right to call anybody's husband moron , you have all the rights to call your husband with any names you want.
He is not moron , but impatient and ignorant. If she explains to him all this in the same terms as she did to us in this thread he would surely understand and will not create fuss next time.

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I know my rights THANK YOU! You see him as ignorent while I see this behaviour as intentional hence moronic. They have numerous arguments about this issue and I would guess she had already explianed her side pretty well to him. Instead of giving her the tips how to get an enmergency plan ready for "his higness", I would think its better for them to talk about the underline issue of him being controlling.