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Posted: 17 years ago
#61
kalyanam panni problems vandhu divorce aagi adhukappuram innoru life'ndradhu ovvoru pennukkum oru agniparikshai yaar...........andha kodumaikku........kalyanam munnadi pazhagi paarthu pidikalaina vendhaamnu sollittu poradhu is fine comparitively.
namma oorula innum broad minded fellows & family still irukaanga yaa........engagement aagi kalyanam ninnu pona ponnai kalyanam pannika but divorce aana ponnai kalyanam pannika ethanai peru munvaruvaanga........endha kaaranathunaala divorce aagiyirundhaalum,ponnai dhaane sandhega padum namm samoogam.......adjust panni vaazhanum advice pandradhu yaarukku.......ponnukka illai paiyyanukka??????
now trends are changing yaar...........gals are independant enuf 2 raise their opinions & take decisions on their own.
but indha sudhandhirathai thappaga payan paduthum pengalum undu enbadhai ennaal marukka mudiyadhu.
i can rightfully comment on somebody's decision only when i know them close.
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Posted: 17 years ago
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i wud also say she took the right decision.

she came to know abt him before tats gud luck of her.

engagement break pannurathu is ordinary now

i know few gals who did it due to various reasons

they r happily married now 😃


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Posted: 17 years ago
#63

Originally posted by: kadhambari

i can rightfully comment on somebody's decision only when i know them close.
U r right Ambi 😊. Actually I wanted to ask "what will u do if u were in this position". But there are several single gals participating in this thread,so i didnt feel like asking tht way even for an argument.
I wish all the girls to get luving,caringlife partner.😊

Coming back to tht question I support tht girl's decision.👏👏👏
But many of my collegeues did not feel tht way. It was shocking to see them talk about the rest 2 options😡
Generally people set certain rules,they expect everyone should follow it.But when it comes their turn,they break it easily and smile victoriously as if they've done some revolution.😡
I've come across many such ppl. So it has become a habit for me to get away from ppl who talk too much abt rules😛😉
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Posted: 17 years ago
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Originally posted by: kadhambari

namma oorula innum broad minded fellows & family still irukaanga yaa........engagement aagi kalyanam ninnu pona ponnai kalyanam pannika.. Guys r ready. But guy's parents readya?? Konjam kashtam😕
but divorce aana ponnai kalyanam pannika ethanai peru munvaruvaanga........endha kaaranathunaala divorce aagiyirundhaalum,ponnai dhaane sandhega padum namm samoogam.......adjust panni vaazhanum advice pandradhu yaarukku.......ponnukka illai paiyyanukka?????? Well said 👏👏
now trends are changing yaar...........gals are independant enuf 2 raise their opinions & take decisions on their own. I agree to ur point 100%. Even in tht girl's case she was able to break the engagement cos she was working,financially independent. I dont know whether she wud've taken a bold decision if she wasnt working 😕😕
but indha sudhandhirathai thappaga payan paduthum pengalum undu enbadhai ennaal marukka mudiyadhu. Yes correct.konjam bayama kuda irukku.Entha percentage adhigama aguthu...😲

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Posted: 17 years ago
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anu,ippo i can say anything but at the time of my wedding................naan enna seidhirupenu kettaa...............appo naan financially independant dhaanalum very much dependant on my mom in almost everything
infact b4 marriage,enn amma dhaan enakku thuni mani'la irundhu ellam select pannuvaanga.......ennala panna mudiyadhunu illa but i let her do it 4 me & im very adjustable yaar.................enga yaarkooda irukreno andha edathukku thagundha type'la ennai maathikuvaen,i will not expect sum1 2 change 4 me
assuming the above thing happened 2 me'na...........onnu naan pesi ennai puriya vechirupen & avaroda problem ennanu purinju nadandhirupen...............adhu vothu varadhunu ninaichirundha.........nera enn ammavidam nadandhadai solli avungala mudivu edukka solliyirupen................kandippa ennoda nalladhai mattum dhaan avanga virumbuvaangandradhaala..........enna mudivu enn parents eduthirundhaalum kannai moodittu othuttirupaen yaar............kandippa naan avasarapattu eduthom kavuthomnu mudivu eduthuttu mathavangalukku announce panniyiruka maaten 4 sure.
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Posted: 17 years ago
#66

Originally posted by: annoo

Hi Nets,

Though my answer may not be ur option, I might've longed to do wat u said.😊
For me parents approval is very important before marriage😉. Of course their appoval is much important sweto. because the approved him they ask me to check him out 😆😆😆
So I appreciate,bow ur courage to do what ur heart says.👏👏

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Posted: 17 years ago
#67

Originally posted by: annoo

OK girls... This is my first question.

If u had been in a situation like Divya... i.e., knowing that the person ur parents proposed is ur soulmate, given an option of staying together (ofcourse platonic) 😉... Will u stay with him?
1. Yes.. definitely 😛
2. May be.. 50- 50 chances..😕
3. A big NO 😡
Please give reasons for ur answer 😊

Personally, I don't feel that living with someone of the opposite gender goes against our culture, so long as roommates know what they're getting into and don't cross the limits. I live in US, and here it's common especially for male and female post-graduates to room together in an apartment. If you think about it, it's pretty similar to how a brother and sister would live together in a house. I like how Divya and Shakthi handled the whole living-together situation, because they did it for a good reason (to get to know each other better) and they didn't cross any boundaries. But of course, you'd have to have good reasons to room with someone of the other sex. 😆
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Posted: 17 years ago
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1. She took the right decision.
I really applaud that girl for breaking the engagement just in time! My relative married a man who turned out to be abusive, and she never stood up to her husband and mother-in-law. She just put up with the bad treatment, and finally got a divorce after many years. I wish my relative had spoken up just like your IT friend, because right now my relative just helps her parents at home and doesn't really have a life of her own.
Your IT friend should ignore all those colleagues, because they are too narrow-minded to step into her shoes and look at the situation from her perspective. There are still people out there who support men more than women, and in the modern age, it is especially crucial that women like your IT friend voice their opinions before it becomes too late. Seriously, I'm really happy for your friend! 😛
sorry for rambling...i really wish my relatives could be more like your IT friend, cuz they need to project their voices more...🤔
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Posted: 17 years ago
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Originally posted by: Mayavi

Personally, I don't feel that living with someone of the opposite gender goes against our culture, so long as roommates know what they're getting into and don't cross the limits. I live in US, and here it's common especially for male and female post-graduates to room together in an apartment. If you think about it, it's pretty similar to how a brother and sister would live together in a house. I like how Divya and Shakthi handled the whole living-together situation, because they did it for a good reason (to get to know each other better) and they didn't cross any boundaries. But of course, you'd have to have good reasons to room with someone of the other sex. My question is only about living together(without crossing limits) with ur fiance.😛 Isnt tht a good reason?😉

Anyways WELCOME to this discussion Mayavi 😊
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Posted: 17 years ago
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Originally posted by: Mayavi

1. She took the right decision.

I really applaud that girl for breaking the engagement just in time! My relative married a man who turned out to be abusive, and she never stood up to her husband and mother-in-law. She just put up with the bad treatment, and finally got a divorce after many years. I wish my relative had spoken up just like your IT friend, because right now my relative just helps her parents at home and doesn't really have a life of her own. Thats really very sad. It will be good if someone starts an organisation to emply these divorcees exclusively.Like Anu Hasan doing the same for small town non-graduates. This idea struck me just now after reading about ur relative.
Seriously, I'm really happy for your friend! Thanx.Definitely our wishes will get her a better life 😊
sorry for rambling..... Dont be pls.. Most of us use this IF just to vent out our supressed feelings.😊

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