Let's solve my Bhabhi's problem

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Posted: 9 years ago
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According to ongoing track I can easily relate with my own family problem. My cousin is a Dr. and my bhabhi is also doing job as Bank manager. They got married 1 yr ago and blessed with a baby boy 2.3 months ago. Being married to a doctor and herself a manager she had planned a very bright future but happiness is not last longing for this couple. Like dev my cousin is also overburdened with family responsibilities.as his father had spent so much for him and his two younger bro sis. There was lot of debt on him. Although my uncle is capable of repaying the debt but my bro wants to support him as well. These debt type of things are not certainly discussed before marriage. So bhabhi was unaware of it. She also supported in repaying his education loan but was unaware that they have debt ridden. Now it happened like indian shows🤣 . She got all those papers in uncle's khufiya tijori and was shocked to knew it.
Now she is very much devastated to know that my bro has issued a loan from bank that would eat up half of his income. Now her point is u arw spending so much for ur family what would be left for our kid." Pata b h school ki fee kitni ho gai h nd all things." I also want to go foreign tour like my friends but can't due to ur family. She also planning to leave her job as TUMNE MUJSE SHADI KI THI MERI JOB SE NAHI and want to show him how he alone would manage her and their child. Lot of drama was there. She don't want to accept the things. What is the solution.😕

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Chandniyati thumbnail
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Posted: 9 years ago
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Dear this is the kahani of many ghar ki...
Will b back later with my POV...
M a bit busy in diwali prep...
It is natural n the harsh reality...
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Posted: 9 years ago
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main apne personal experience se bata rahi hun ki aapki bhabhi ko samajhana chahiye aur cooperate karna chahiye.
ussi tarah Neha ko bhi Rnbeer ko support karna chahiye
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Posted: 9 years ago
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I have heard a similar story ...with a lil bit of twist. More of a family friend. So this guy has two sisters. His dad had taken loan for a business...it was going well but in betwn something happened and had to incur a major loss. So here we go...he becomes" The major bread winner " of the family. He slowly started repaying the loan and the taking care of the family. Then one day one of his relatives had the bright idea of getting him married and said that there is a girl who will fit their family well , she is also having a job with a good pay package. Every one including him liked the idea.
A lot of us told him not to do until things at his home front especially the financial side was fine. But he said his parents were adamant that he marry this girl and that he liked her too. But we warned him that if he was expecting her to share the so called monthly income completely with the family he will have problems...and his statement was ...he didnt look at that way...true he didnt but his family did which was unaware...

After the marriage and the so called initial phase and them having a baby girl things started getting ugly. Because the in laws were expecting the girl to share the amount that she gets for home expenses and their Son's money to be spend for completing the loan, and also for his sisters education...

This didnt go well with the DIL , she was willing to give some amt from her pay check but not everything . Her point was she wanted to spend enough for her daughter too..she argued saying the way his parents are thinking abt their two daughters. She also has the right to think abt her daughter,
( Which I think is very valid ). They didnt agree. So what did she do?? Resigned her job and sat at home on the pretext of taking care of their daughter. She said she couldnt manage both home and office.

In todays life , if both are professionals it is better to discuss the finance part before marriage . Especially boys , they need to have clarity if they are going to need their wife's support and also what their parents expect out his wife earnings. Because eventually it is the guy who is going to suffer.

It is so very wrong to get married to a professional woman thinking that she will help solve the families financial crises. A simple question would be - how many boys parents would allow the boy to help his in laws. Majority wont . They why are you expecting the money that your DIL is earning . Did the boys parents spent anymoney in educating her ?? No ...then on what grounds.

Its like they want their son's income and their DILs income. Their DIL shouldnt spent any money on her parents. This is the outlook the present gen has to change. Money that the two earns should never ever be discussed with either parents post marriage. How you handle your expense is something that the two deals with. And if you have a kid then definitely the money should be saved for your child first.
Your siblings are imp...but they are not ur responsibility . They are your parents responsibility . The child that you gave birth to has all the rights over your wealth more than your siblings. It was your decision to bring this life so it is ur responsibility to take care of it.

I as a woman will agree to your Bhabhi. She is a mother and is rt in thinking that way. Any mother would be protective of the child future and would want to give the best for her kid. She will see no one and nothing in front of her child's happiness not even her husband/in laws

PS : This my POV. There might be one of cases where parents are not there and the elder bro/sis would be taking care of their younger ones. If you are getting married to such a family then I would say you should be willing to make compromises too.



Edited by WeRockTheWorld - 9 years ago
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Posted: 9 years ago
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If d baby is just 2-3months old then she has to leave d job for d baby and join back oncw d baby is 1 yr old or aomething...
And haa ur cousin is one of those male chauvinists who put entire family above wife and kids and dont find it necessary for wife to interfere in house problems.. he should not have taken the loan in d first place.. n he should not expect his wofe to go bk to job soon as first 6months is compulsory for a mother to breastfeed her kid...

Since ur uncle can pay his debts off he should go ahead with tgat.. ur brother will anyway look aftr his parents..so even if ur uncle pays of debts and becomea poor it wouldnt b a problem as his son would anyway take his responsibility
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Posted: 9 years ago
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Originally posted by: srilotus

main apne personal experience se bata rahi hun ki aapki bhabhi ko samajhana chahiye aur cooperate karna chahiye.

ussi tarah Neha ko bhi Rnbeer ko support karna chahiye


Neha's case is different. She is not an earning member. It is only RV that earns. Here the lady in question is earning. Money has the power to destroy a relationship. And a woman especially when she becomes a mother she will only see her child and her childs future first. That is how she is designed . That is how the nature made her.
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Posted: 9 years ago
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Does your Bhabi has the same respect and liberty as your brother..
She is a professional... does she have to cook, clean...can she be away from home for training, conferences, seminas...if she is expected to share financial burden, is she encouraged to work towards aspiring career or jo milta hain usme khoosh raho aur dono front pe fight maro...


Am with your bhabi on this...grossly wrong to depend on daughter in law's income
.. limit yourself to your son...
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Posted: 9 years ago
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Originally posted by: my-true-love

If d baby is just 2-3months old then she has to leave d job for d baby and join back oncw d baby is 1 yr old or aomething...

And haa ur cousin is one of those male chauvinists who put entire family above wife and kids and dont find it necessary for wife to interfere in house problems.. he should not have taken the loan in d first place.. n he should not expect his wofe to go bk to job soon as first 6months is compulsory for a mother to breastfeed her kid...

Since ur uncle can pay his debts off he should go ahead with tgat.. ur brother will anyway look aftr his parents..so even if ur uncle pays of debts and becomea poor it wouldnt b a problem as his son would anyway take his responsibility

Sorry the kid is 7-8 months old and she enjoyed her maternity leave now not willing to join job
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Posted: 9 years ago
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Originally posted by: fangirl-rt

Does your Bhabi has the same respect and liberty as your brother..

She is a professional... does she have to cook, clean...can she be away from home for training, conferences, seminas...if she is expected to share financial burden, is she encouraged to work towards aspiring career or jo milta hain usme khoosh raho aur dono front pe fight maro...


Am with your bhabi on this...grossly wrong to depend on daughter in law's income
.. limit yourself to your son...

No she is miles away from household works, In GKB's language ek glass bhi idhar SE udhar nhi rakhti. However its a different situation from dev sona because as depicted dev has enough money to be spent on his sisters. We can relate her with neha thanks for it suggestions
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Posted: 9 years ago
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Originally posted by: Sargesh

Sorry the kid is 7-8 months old and she enjoyed her maternity leave now not willing to join job


If your Bhabhi is continuing to breast feed the child it will be difficult for her. Most of them stop breast feeding only after a year or so. And again you cant force a lady to work especially when her baby is not even 1 yr old. That is why most organisations have LOA /Sabbatical etc. Here they can take leave with out pay for longer duration and join back . Or you bhabhi will have to work at organisations which allow work flexible option for women.

Most of the IT org these days allow such options so that women can balance home and office. So it might be like workin for 2 days a week or half days...or even WFH ( Work from home ) options.

This is if she wants to continue as a professional . If she thinks that she doesnt want to work as she wants to concentrate in bringing up her child no one can say anything.
Edited by WeRockTheWorld - 9 years ago

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