Well here’s my (fake) story -I was born in a small village in Rajastan, when I was 5 years old, my Uncle (mama) took me to the city & I stayed with him. I did my schooling and graduation. My Uncle was a retired army officer and he was very keen that I sit in the army officer exams. With God’s grace I was successful.
After completing my Officer training, I went to my village to take the blessings of my father. They were happy & very proud of me.
Unknown to me, my father had pledged my hand in marriage when I was 5 years old, to someone’s daughter who was 2 at that time. Due to my parents honour I was forced into this.
There was nothing wrong with the girl, she claimed she loved me and had prayed all these years for me to return to the village & marry her. But deep in, I knew she could not fit in with the other officers wives, so I left her with my parents in the village and returned to my post.
During one of the Officers family gathering, I felt attracted to the Brigaders daughter and soon realised that the feelings were mutual. We are now very good friends & meet often, even her parents like me.
Even though this is a fictional story - what should I do now. I was forced into this marriage, my wife is uneducated & a village girl, who says she loves me - but I am now in love with this wonderful person.
Please help me and tell me what I should do?
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nice story malhot..
one quick question: when you say "but I am now in love with this wonderful person" are you refering to your current wife or the new chacha Brigaders daugther?
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^ if he was in love iwht his wife, koi masla hi nahi...
he's referring to brigader's daughter
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ah thanks for klearing that up Sara..
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If desigirl786 can write stories to gain sympathy (eg UPDATE), so can I. Now lets get some advice on what I should be doing in my position.
To put a twist to the story, my wife in the village has cancer - and I know if I tried to divorce her - that could kill her!!
A further twist - the Brigadiers' daughter is now pregnant with my child.!!
WHAT SHOULD I DO??????
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shame on you! thats it!
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Malhot: Pehle to aap ki pitayi honi chahyea 
phir agay wohi hoga jo manzur e Khuda hoga 
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u can make everyone happy and banish urself from society
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Sh3rY - you are right.
I feel very ashamed of my self, and have decided to tell my Uncle & parents that I have had a court marriage with the Brigadiers daughter.
The first marriage was never consumated & I can never love her nor ever live with her. I have talked to my lawyer who says my childhood marriage is not legal, anyway.
Miicha - so be it, if my parents will not accept this decision - I will banish myself from their village society.
Should I abandon my old parents and sick child bride?
Should I tell the Brigadier that I have secretly married his daughter, and that she is pregnant.
Should we get the pregnancy terminated.
Should I tell the Brigadiers daughter of my childhood bride.
(To further expand this fiction) WHAT SHOULD I DO?????
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Leave everything and everyone and run away 
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Mama ki dua - thanks for your advice, I did consider running away with the Brigadiers daughter, somewhere far far away, where no one knows me.
*But, leaving my job & family - will it really solve my problems?. *
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malhot, if it was never consummated, u can get an annulment. the girl should be able to find a good nice boy, and since she's still a virgin, will not have to settle for some old 'eik pao qabar mein' guy.
u can be happy with ur brigade ki beti, n ur gao ki chori will either soon forget abt u, or will at least be less miserable not living with someone who doesn't love her.
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n tell ur parents that they will ruin both ur lives by forcing u. tell them to accept u as u are, faults n all, n if they don't, well Allah tells us to respect our parents but not ruin our lives just so their petty wishes can be fulfilled
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Well here's my (fake) story -I was born in a small village in Rajastan, when I was 5 years old, my Uncle (mama) took me to the city & I stayed with him. I did my schooling and graduation. My Uncle was a retired army officer and he was very keen that I sit in the army officer exams. With God's grace I was successful.
After completing my Officer training, I went to my village to take the blessings of my father. They were happy & very proud of me.
Unknown to me, my father had pledged my hand in marriage when I was 5 years old, to someone's daughter who was 2 at that time. Due to my parents honour I was forced into this.
There was nothing wrong with the girl, she claimed she loved me and had prayed all these years for me to return to the village & marry her. But deep in, I knew she could not fit in with the other officers wives, so I left her with my parents in the village and returned to my post.
During one of the Officers family gathering, I felt attracted to the Brigaders daughter and soon realised that the feelings were mutual. We are now very good friends & meet often, even her parents like me.
Even though this is a fictional story - what should I do now. I was forced into this marriage, my wife is uneducated & a village girl, who says she loves me - but I am now in love with this wonderful person.
Please help me and tell me what I should do?
To gain brigadier's respect and of her daughters, enlist in the army. Brig will send you to Kashmir. Start writing letters to Brig's daughter from Kashmir and tell her you consider her your bride. After a while you will be shot dead in Kashmir. Brig's daughter will burn herself in your chita. You two live happily in heavens.
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Miicha & Iconoclast - thanks for the story lines.The ideas are good & I have used parts of them. Lets bring some spice in the scheme of things.
By now my parents have heard about my Shenanagans, and come to my post along with my child-bride. I am gutted, the Brigadier & his daughter have come to know about my child wife and refuse to even meet me.!!!
My whole life is ruined - in shame and to redeem myself in the eyes of my fellow officers, I volunter to be sent to Kashmir (thanks Iconoclast for the story tip).
I want to die, and as such beg my new commander to send me on a suicide mission against the Jihadi camps in pakistan. My Commander relents, but tells me I cannot go in my Indian army uniform and if I die there, they would deny to even accept my body back.
Soon I am sent close to a secret border training camp, I am surprised to note that 'Research & Analyst Wing' (RAW) had been assembling a force of Indian extremests (RSSJBB) who would penetrate pakistan, eliminate all the known Jihadi leaders and blow their HQs & recruiting centres.
The training is intense and we are all daily visited by the RSSJBB cadre to further brainwash us to our cause..................
More new idea's required. What shoud I be doing.??
*Should I follow "Miicha" ideas and return from this camp and make up with my family & marry the Brigadiers daughter OR icon's idea of being shot dead and living happily in heaven. *