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Posted: 14 years ago
#21
Shruti, i for one can understand what you would have went through because i went through the same experience, except i was the one from UK and my husband was from abroad, he was already married.....
More shockingly it was MY mother who was the main culprit in this she knew full well of the background of my husband and his status, she chose to hide that from the rest of the family
You were lucky, you had your father to fight your corner, my father passed away just days after my marriage took place although i know 1000% he would have stood by me and held my hand to lead the way through this turbulent time in my life......
My husbands family had just used me from day one knowing full well about their son, all they were interested in was their son getting his visa and settling in the UK, after my father passed away they had no respect for me or my family, without going into much details i suffered greatly after that.....
In our religion (like most) divorce is taboo, it should never cross your mind, of course my mother was greatly against it she couldnt understand why i couldnt stay in an abusive marriage and paint a picture of happiness for outsiders, but i gathered my courage and stood up for myself and fought.......(family honour,, family respet etc was all i heard since day 1) iv came out of my exprience a better person, its not easy watching the person who should be your soul-mate love someone else, she may not have been in the same country but he would blatantly make phonecalls infront of me, would send money that I had earned back to her to support her, assured her time and time again that "as soon as his visa was sorted he would go back for her"......i was fortunate enough not to come face to face with her but shruti i admire you for that, she may have been the one who was abusive to you but you showed her that YOU were the bigger person by not stooping to her level, there is no respect for woman who come between a husband and wife
Now iv built my life up again and you can too, iv joined the police force and help woman who have went through the same as my self.........you may think that you are in a dark place in your life but there is light at the end of the tunnel...stay strong and make something of your life, show them your better than them and that its their loss....show this other woman that your better off without him and that her time will come one day as well because what goes around comes around, he clearly had no respect for her if he happily went ahead and married you knowing full well he was with her, if he did it once he'l do it again.......
Alot of people out there may wonder why we put ourselves through situations like this but YOU WILL NEVER KNOW UNLESS YOU'V BEEN THERE...its easy to judge...
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Posted: 14 years ago
#22

Originally posted by: MacGyver

@x-jas-x:

Well, I dont know why you are putting this on all the boys.

Being in love at a place where you have spent most of your life is abnormal? Why must the boy come to India and marry an Indian girl? Is it a sin to get married to a girl in the place you grew up or went to study etc?

The nice Indian girl also married him because he is an NRI. That was his qualification (sorry to say that). The tag "NRI" blinds everything else. Even in the latest Hindi serials the guyz are usually all NRIs ... its as though they are the prince on the white horse from the fairy tales! Is there no man eligible in India????

I am in no way disrespecting anyones personal choice, and I continue to respect Shruti's courage and the courage of all the other women in here. But dont think that the boy who spent so much time abroad will come out without ever being touched by the concept of falling in love there. And many times they actually give their heart to someone.

Infact it is the parents who do not understand. Everything other than Indian seems like Ungodly. And thus they force, and from that begins a tale of disaster!

I can tell that this boy had no joy playing with her life, although he was at fault in bowing down to his parents ... you girls being Indian should know how intense the drama can come out from the parents.

Usually men never forget their first love (never heard in a movie? That is because movies and serials in India are catered for the female and the latter specially for the housewives).


Sorry I may have gone a little OTT
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Posted: 14 years ago
#23

Originally posted by: cutedoll_uk

Shruti, i for one can understand what you would have went through because i went through the same experience, except i was the one from UK and my husband was from abroad, he was already married.....

More shockingly it was MY mother who was the main culprit in this she knew full well of the background of my husband and his status, she chose to hide that from the rest of the family
You were lucky, you had your father to fight your corner, my father passed away just days after my marriage took place although i know 1000% he would have stood by me and held my hand to lead the way through this turbulent time in my life......
My husbands family had just used me from day one knowing full well about their son, all they were interested in was their son getting his visa and settling in the UK, after my father passed away they had no respect for me or my family, without going into much details i suffered greatly after that.....
In our religion (like most) divorce is taboo, it should never cross your mind, of course my mother was greatly against it she couldnt understand why i couldnt stay in an abusive marriage and paint a picture of happiness for outsiders, but i gathered my courage and stood up for myself and fought.......(family honour,, family respet etc was all i heard since day 1) iv came out of my exprience a better person, its not easy watching the person who should be your soul-mate love someone else, she may not have been in the same country but he would blatantly make phonecalls infront of me, would send money that I had earned back to her to support her, assured her time and time again that "as soon as his visa was sorted he would go back for her"......i was fortunate enough not to come face to face with her but shruti i admire you for that, she may have been the one who was abusive to you but you showed her that YOU were the bigger person by not stooping to her level, there is no respect for woman who come between a husband and wife
Now iv built my life up again and you can too, iv joined the police force and help woman who have went through the same as my self.........you may think that you are in a dark place in your life but there is light at the end of the tunnel...stay strong and make something of your life, show them your better than them and that its their loss....show this other woman that your better off without him and that her time will come one day as well because what goes around comes around, he clearly had no respect for her if he happily went ahead and married you knowing full well he was with her, if he did it once he'l do it again.......
Alot of people out there may wonder why we put ourselves through situations like this but YOU WILL NEVER KNOW UNLESS YOU'V BEEN THERE...its easy to judge...

I have heard of this happen just for people to attain Permanent Residency here in NZ. I can't believe your mum didn't tell you. Its really good that you stood up for yourself and your rights I hope Justice comes to him.
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Posted: 14 years ago
#24
Thank you so much, I just came back and using a new ID to check. All I wish is that you share this and the similar stories you mentioned with your Indian sisters and friends. It is important that people know such things happen, and maybe this will make them think more and take better decisions in life. Life is not a fairy tale, and more often than not, similar cases keep happening. Tell such stories, if not your relatives or your own story, than my story. Tell and do a favor for someone to start thinking of such scenarios, which are too common among NRI men, as usually they have a past relationship back in their country of which they dont really come out, and often just wait to move into it again. I am not blaming anyone or accusing the whole community. But I wish no one gets hurt. Please remember, your one effort might save lives and futures.
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Posted: 14 years ago
#25

It makes me sad to read stories like this, I am glad you are out of this loveless marriage and you are getting on with your life. I agree with all that have already stated that you should move on and try get on with your life. What he did was wrong and what was even worse was the fact that everyone covered it up and expected you to live your life like that to...... 😡😡😡 The only thing my words can give you is understanding and encouragement to go achieve the best from your life..... And well done to you for sharing this very private part of your life.... I am sure this will help you to put it all behind you..... Best of luck hun ⭐️⭐️

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Posted: 14 years ago
#26
Aww! I feel sad readin ur story n it me cry too 😭
I feel pity for u. but den at da same tym happy dat u moved on in life.
Neva knew mothers cud be lyk dat.😡
I wud juss lyk to say forget ur past n liv a happy future wid ur dad.😃

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