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Posted: 14 years ago
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Only issue I see here is NRI children not having proper good communication with those parents which leads them to this type of disaster...

I am mother of 2 NRI boys and would never consider girl from India from the experiences I have had with them...We were approached by Desi girls but we had also learned from bad experience with one who lead everyone that she was ready to move to US until the last minute and than chickened out...Basically she wanted to use the boy to be the schauffer during her trip to US..Once that purpose was served she changed her mind...WE Never considered or approached any girl's family from back home...SO I say lets not blame Desi or NRI...People should find partner on their own from their own country who are raised the same way so not much cultural difference..There are all sorts of people out there one can never 100% trust...

Good luck Shruti for your future and god bless...
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Posted: 14 years ago
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Macgyver,I think the NRI parents must have insulted the Gori with racist remarks too.Desis give bad attitude to non-desis culture and they themselves act all hypocritical,turning a blind eye to what their own sons do
I find the mothers on both ends to be pathetic,frankly - There is a verse which says God's mercy is equivalent to 70 mothers love - not to be taken literally,but indicates how a mother's heart should be for her children
Here both the mothers seem to be auctioning the lives of their children for their own selfish egoes,sorry Shruti if that sounds bad.
I hope the mothers reform soon and look out for the happiness of their children
And frankly,the guy shud have told the gal about it all,it was wrong on his part to hide his past -wud he accept if the gal had had a past?? Not fair at all.
Am feeling depressed after writing all this😕
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Posted: 14 years ago
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I know Macgyver,wat I dislike most is the forcing part -
its ok for parents,gals,boys to have their own desires,for themselves and for others - but its when they want the other to toe their line,against their interest and happiness,I feel injustice being perpetrated,ppl being used and abused...
the lack of transparency in dealing with others,is very unfair,no room given for the other person to make a safe decision
Shruti should fight for alimony,and teach that arrogant family a lesson,its bothering me quite a bit now😆
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Posted: 14 years ago
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Originally posted by: SaffyFlower

I know Macgyver,wat I dislike most is the forcing part -

its ok for parents,gals,boys to have their own desires,for themselves and for others - but its when they want the other to toe their line,against their interest and happiness,I feel injustice being perpetrated,ppl being used and abused...
the lack of transparency in dealing with others,is very unfair,no room given for the other person to make a safe decision
Shruti should fight for alimony,and teach that arrogant family a lesson,its bothering me quite a bit now😆

Right on sistah 👏 Sue them for Alimony and Punitive damage 😳
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Posted: 14 years ago
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Originally posted by: Shruti_sh

Hi everyone but I'm sorry to come up with this "fake ID" to contact with you all. I also started to watch Maryada, CCBM, & PR and I wanted to vent out today.

PLEASE READ MY STORY:

I used to be a regular in IF some years ago (but not here, instead the Kiyunki forum). I hope I will be given the chance to say my story anonymously to people who might listen to my cry.

I used to be the typical "saas-bahu" serial loving girl who would fight for tulsi or mihir in the forums. Perhaps I were not so smart but I was happy! Truly happy, I smiled and giggled and cried on petty things. I have been my father's doll my mother's heart. I had a life, until I got married to this horriable man ...

He was an NRI and son of a family friend. I will not take too much of you people's time and come to the point:

They came, everything was good. Our investigation was not too intense due to the trust we had on our own people, and they always seemed OK from their behavior and basic information. The boy was mostly quiet, but I thought that maybe he is shy and things will get better after marriage.

After marriage we moved to Norway. And slowly I began to realize that these people have lots of complications. Unfortunately the biggest complication was with my ex-husband! He had another girlfriend (Norwegian), and gave no time to me. He seemed to be avoiding me, sometimes it used to be so irritating, but I had patience. But as soon as I knew about his affair it broke me. I didnt know how to disclose it to his parents or to my parents, but then more pain awaited me.

His parents knew all about it. They wanted an Indian "Bahu" for their home. While their "obedient" son was wildly in love with that "amazingly cold" woman who infact insulted me "FACE TO FACE" (so much for a woman to woman compassion or the humanity of Norwegians). Insulted me such (verbally) that I shivered back in my room for two days and nights.

As soon as I found out that his parents knew, I went through the most suffocating helpless period of my life. By this time my ex-husband had already shifted near his girlfriend, and surprisingly now he was bold enough to want to marry her. And what about me and my rights? Ofcourse, there was more to come for me.

When finally I had no option, even out of shame and pain I called my home. I couldnt share with my parents directly (call me coward). But I shared with my cousin sister who I am close to. She cried listening to my pathetic life and shared the information with my mother. My mother who brought me up with love, fed me her milk, whom I had always thought of my greatest support.

My MOTHER hid my story from my family for a considerable period (I was more shocked than anyone else). Infact cutting short - she knew about the "previous affair" of my to be husband with a certain GORI - but was assured that it was over and complete, and in such countries it is normal to have such a past. She was brought in confidence by many more such assurances, and the FAKE dream of my NRI life (filled with disgust). Such was her delusion that she had not only kept this matter a secret from the rest of the family but ALSO HER HUSBAND (my father, the only person in this whole world who I love).

Eventually when my father learnt of this matter, he wanted nothing else but me BACK TO HIM. After all the chaos, I was back to my father.

WHILE WRITING IT I HAVE SHED TEARS. I wanted to share this with the KIYUNKI family ... mere saat kya kya hua, main kiun nahi kisi se kuch share kar saki ... aur ab-bhi ek fake ID se share karrahi hoon ... yeh aap log shayad samjho ya nahi samjho ... but my message is that YOU CAN TRUST NO BODY, NOT EVEN YOUR MOTHER ...NO BODY!

Please dont marry anyone without PERSONALLY KNOWING HIM. Specially when it is an NRI.

The purpose of my writing here is basically due to my relation in IF, and my desire to vent out the acid which continuous to create waves in my heart.

A tortured soul,

Your friend.

(Please allow this post mods, even if you found I had a MID. I would be thankful if you do not investigate for the sake of my self respect. Of an Indian sister of yours).





i am so sorry to read all this and the fact that you had to endure all of this by your self. i cant tell you i know what you are going through cause i dont, i can only imagine your pain and betrayal.

i would tell you this piece of advice though, please from now on, take care of yourself first. you are your first priority. i hope you get past this, whether that me mending relationships with your mother, moving on with life , only you know the answer. it might not come to you right awy but you need to give yourself time to heal, and like i said, take care of yourself first.
you have been through alot, and this post is a good sign that you are on the right path, i would strongly recommend you talk with your friends, or your cousins , please do not bottle this up, it has been bottled up for too long, let it out. your health will deteriorate if you dont let it out.

we are here to listen and if you would like, feel free to pm and vent too! never feel that you are alone! sometimes talking to a sympethzing stranger is easier than talking to family cause you know yu will not be judged!

i am praying for you to bounce back from this and be a stronger woman! dont let this break you!
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Posted: 14 years ago
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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
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I am sorry to hear your story Shruti_Shh. I know you're strong and can make it through this. You're right, people like you should speak up to give a voice to those who are helpless.

Please read this thread:
https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/debate-mansion/1608593/a-family-issue-about-my-son

A mother is considering getting her son married to an Indian girl back home in order to "fix him"

If you can, please give your input in this debate, it'll be much appreciated.

I wish you a long and sucessful life full of hapiness.



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Posted: 14 years ago
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Hats off to you for refusing to be used like a door mat. I admire you for your guts .You have donet he right thing.No two opinions about that. But I suggest you go ahead and sue that creep and defame him.

Surprisingly many mothers think that a comfortable life is all their daughters need.All we ask for is an understanding and loving person as a husband. Wish everyone realizes this.

Now pick up the lost threads and get ahead in life.DOnt waste your time thinking about a person who doesnt deserve to be thought of at all.

Best of Luck.may God be with you.

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