Rukhsati Aur Rona Dhona

oh yes it is…its natural to cry, maybe not on the wedding day but after wards..when it hits u that u have left that home…ur parents etc etc.

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mjay tu aaj bhaghair rukhsati k roona aa rahja hey :devil:

ghar sai waqt anai sai pehlai hi dhakka dai kar nikaal rahai hain kiya:hehe:…

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its natural.main tou jab bhe,babul ki duayen leti jaa.ja tujhko sukhi sansaar milay sun loon ya movie main scene rukhsati ka ho tou rona aa jata hai:smack:,apni rukhsati par kia hoga?nahi pata:teary2:

every time my friend got married i cried even if its in a church my sis got married n i was crying like a mad person i saw the movie n im terrified but on my own rusksati i was just numb i culdnt cry i culdnt even react that was just strange:halo:

buss aaj dil bhut udas hey

kis sai …rukhsati sai.:hmmm:..

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apnay aap say - her cheez say - her baat say - her jagga say ::(

cuz i am very sensitive :(…when the bride and groom got up from stage to leave her dadu came to my mom and said “is ka khayal rakhna…” and those words just made me cry so much. The whole thing about giving away your daughters in marriage to a new family is not easy and you dont know whats in store for her and you. So its a tricky situation :(. I remember i cried so much that even her sister and brothers who were crying stopped and her sister started laughing that why are you crying lol…but i was miserable :frowning:

I know i am going to faint on my ruksati for sure!!!

woho chamchi you really need to respect people....dont stereotype!

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great !! yeah....u call me a chamci and then tells me to to respect ppl......haah!

woho...so only girls who are moving out of country can cry! thats some weird theory of yrs....i dont know about everyone but most girls are quite close with their family and its hard to leave them for a new home, new family....yes its nt like they wont meet or talk but things r never the same.

:halo::halo::halo: wl ask you after your sister’s marriage :snooty:

but thats my pet name for you…not meant to be offensive :snooty:.

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ahan aise kaho na

aap jaldi gussa karti hn..

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aper to nai kya na abhi tak!

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I don't think most women fake or act these are natural emotions that come out..what's the need to put on a show for others?

I know when I leave I will definitely cry even though I am only going like 10 minutes from my parents but still its going to be a major change in my life..just thinking about it makes me very sad...

Then I think about the guy I am going to be spending the rest of my life with InshaAllah and I feel much much better ;-)

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Brides who cry (genuinely thankyouvermuch :snooty:) at time of the rukhsati aren’t denying that yes, this is a happy occasion, but its the transition that hurts the most :frowning: for an average of 20+ years your mum/ dad / siblings have been your rock, they are the ones that brought you up, prayed for you with more sincerity then anyone else has, shared your happiness with a true heart, felt pain when you were in pain, and the list goes on! its the fact that often girls have to leave all that behind that is the cause of the bitter-sweet emotions! particularly if they have to move oversease :frowning: :frowning: Seeing them in person once or twice a year is not good enough :frowning: I mean for a person like me, the first person i HAVE to talk to when i get home is my Mum, letting go of this can be a lot for some of us :frowning:

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LOL the whole time i was thinking.. Ok i have to cry else it will look bad. But then when i was hugging everybody goodbye, my mom started crying, and well just hearing her made me cry naturally..i didnt' have to force it or fake it. Before i got married i thought the same thing, why cry ur not going far, its a happy occasion etc...but then i realized it's jsut a thing of being in the moment, u can't really judge someone for crying or not crying.