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Posted: 8 years ago
#81

Originally posted by: Jade0001

Your story inspire millions

Thank u dear🤗

I have known my whole life that woman are powerful once they make their minds and hearts strong they surely can achieve anything and everything


Absolutely agree with u
Its also true sometime in life we chose the wrong partner and again I believe its the woman that can make that marriage strong or just break it
men are not strong yes they only physically strong
women that stays on in a battered marriage its not because she is weak to walk out but she has the strength to withstand the turbulence and trials of her marriage .
I believe such woman are the greatest they stand tall , strong with dignity raise their kids with respect and its those kids that live their lives by principal honoring their parents especially their mums knowing her struggles and fight to be the best she can be

Very well said..👏👏👏..Nothing to add here..😃
I know ur mom also is one such woman..I remember u sharing her story...Respect 😊

You indeed a remarkable woman
All the very best and sincere wishes with great success for your future ventures
God Bless Always

Thank u once again😃

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Posted: 8 years ago
#82
Thanks for sharing what you have gone thru my dear friend . ...you have educated girls like me ...
I learnt a lot reading this .. will definitely protest when we fall in similar situations
we learn from others experiences
not all marriages are rosy
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Posted: 8 years ago
#83

Originally posted by: rcoza

Well it seems you have settled yourself with your situation and all the best for future and take care wish you had when in USA to dial 911 when you were being abused you would have gotten help within 5 mins plus there are indian and other organizations who come to immediate help hope who reads and need help can make use of it when in america u had the best opportunity to get justice


I definitely have settled myself into a situation which I have carved for myself today..This is my comfort zone.Though a lot of people may find it claustrophobic and difficult,I am able to life my life on my terms in this zone😊

Dialling 911 is easier said than done.As I already said,all abuse is about controlling the mind , instilling fear and cutting communication..and when fear and mind control go on for a long time,the person loses the ability to think and act rationally...This is the pattern that goes on in all abusive relationships ..Even today I am sure there are a number of dv victims in USA..If calling 911 was all that was needed we would have no domestic abuse in any country,at least not in the US😊
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Posted: 8 years ago
#84

Originally posted by: Sutapasima

Thanks for sharing what you have gone thru my dear friend . ...you have educated girls like me ...

I learnt a lot reading this .. will definitely protest when we fall in similar situations
we learn from others experiences
not all marriages are rosy


Thank u for reading my story and sharing ur feedback,If my experience has been of help to epopel,then I am really happy I shared it.

Yes,not all marriages are rosy..Some have only the thorns,the roses simply never bloom😉
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Posted: 8 years ago
#85

Originally posted by: reachanupama

You are a true winner. Lots of hugs and respect to you for standing tall during troubled times. I have this immense trust in God that he will give you all the happiness you deserve.


Thank u my dear😊
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Posted: 8 years ago
#86

Originally posted by: john_sanj

Thanks alot for sharing your story, I salute you. I got so emotional and I couldn't stop crying.
Wow you are a very strong and brave woman. May god always bless you with more strength and good health.

Thank u my dear😊
Just one question: how old is your son, and why don't you leave this husband now? I mean you have been through bad phases, and you havnt got anything from this marriage. I just feel sad thinking that why woman suffer all the time and why only woman has to think about family honor.


My son is 13 now and will definitely understand if I tell him that I don't want to stay with my hubby...but I believe that the point is not about whether he will understand or accept my decision,it is about what he wants.I don't want him to make a compromise because I want something..As a mother,I believe that it is my duty and responsibility to make some small adjustments if he wants something..If he tells me that he doesn't want to be here..or if I feel that being with my husband is proving detrimental to him,then I will surely leave...😊
As for the physical abuse,as I already mentioned,it is almost gone now..I have experienced one incident over the last 13 years...(after my son was born)..The other forms of abuse(emotional,verbal etc )have little impact on me...I don't believe that he can be verbally or emotionally abuse me without my consent..ie,he can say what he says,but if I am strong enough,I will be above his stupid and petty remarks...I just let barking dogs lie

I agree that women have to do a lot of honour,but I did not make my decisions based on honour..I made my decisions after practically weighing the circumstances I was in at the time and based on what I felt was good for my son.Even today,he is the driving force for me continuing to stay here...Another 5 -7 years later,I will re evaluate my situation if things are very bad
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Posted: 8 years ago
#87

Originally posted by: A.K.Aggarwal

I am crying N ur re a very strong woman who handled this situation I dont knw wht I wld hv done bt I agree marriage is a very important part of life bt only a part nt ur entirely life n I salute ur courage n d way u fought back

Thank u dear😳
A lot of ladies face this though ur hubby is a jerk(don't mind) bt i hv seen ppl hit in fit of rage bt nt tht consistent like once or twice in a year when they hv arguments at my uncle's place n I was devastated n somewhere lost faith in d institution of marriage n next tym i saw them all lovey dovey so I guess in their case it was some bad timing n anger bt still love bt and then is hitting justified even if u re angry n something is goin wrong
Hope no1 goes through such or any kind of pain n domestic violence

Respect


I agree that DV is a lot more common than people think.Way more women are physically abused than we would like to believe.It is sad to know that you have seen some sort of DV in your family..Believe me,hitting a person cannot be normal or excused whatever be the circumstances.Physical abuse is wrong..Period..It cannot be condoned because it happens only once or twice a year...My hubby didn't lay a finger on me for 12 years,but when he hit me recently after 12 years,I did not let it go..I called the police..I now realize that it is just not ok...however rarely it may happen.
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Posted: 8 years ago
#88

Originally posted by: fj2780

Can't believe this!! How some people could be megalomaniac (longing for power and authority), paranoid whatever could define such irrational behaviors or mental illness. But its a reality that only married couple could understand and very difficult for outsiders to comprehend.

Bravo!! that you chose to be equal on all plains with your so called husband. Its just that a slight imbalance or inferiority of one over another could result in the stronger person over-powering the other. Its just impossible and foolish to believe such maniacs or be transparent with such people...no use, it only fires back later on.
It could be bad upbringing or male chauvinistic society which has deeply affected his mind. Such ppl never change as seed is planted from the brought up family and environment.

Spending long time with the oppressor results in Stockholm syndrome, that's why he's adorable at times, though their true nature is just waiting behind a seemingly trivial issue to come up. Marriage is all a matter of luck. Not may are gifted with marital bliss. Once the child comes into life, its all the more difficult to make decisions.

Only one thing to say, Live and let live. No one should be treated as inferior or an object of oppression. Such people need to be dragged for a serious therapy. No matter what you do, there is no trust factor and you're always considered wrong and you could be never right no matter how good you be or whatever you do for him or for the sake of family. Outright Paranaoia!!


I agree that there is no trust,love or friendship in such relationships.It is a relationship,mostly only in name.And such people do need therapy..However,dragging them to therapy is no mean task😉
I am not saying that his behaviour is adorable to me.His behaviour would seem adorable to a normal person at this time..My son also falls for it to quite an extent,since he continues his "adorable" behaviour for quite afew months at times.Over time I have come to believe that the "adorable" behaviour is a cleanly crafted mask that is donned in the hope that the other person will be fooled.This may sound crude,but I believe it is done because the game of winning and then breaking someone's trust seems enjoyable to such people..So they break the trust,act sweet,bend backwards in an attempt to win back trust and love and break it again...If a person believes this facade to be true and falls for it,he/she will very soon lose his/her mental balance.I don't believe or trust his sweet talk ever...I remain the same..awful or adorable makes no difference to me

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Posted: 8 years ago
#89

Originally posted by: smilydear

Thanks for sharing your story with us. You indeed is a strong women. Good luck . 👏


Thank u dear😊
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Posted: 8 years ago
#90

Originally posted by: coolmeet

Mera dil bohot zoron se dhadak raha hai... mujhe dar sa lag raha hai... strange.

My elder sister had also gone through all this.But unki life mein reason was her mil.(Krpkab )
Though my Jijaji never hit her or may be didi ne humein bataya Na ho.
I don't know what to say.
U are also a strong woman like my sister. 👏
I can actually feel your pain , frustration.
But today my sister is happy with her sons .MIL bhi theek ho gayee hain as now Meri di ke Naam par large property hai that too in Delhi.Toh kisko himmat hai CP ko Kuch kahne ki.
Money matters this much hum logon ko ab pata Chala.

Stay blessed.


It is indeed painful and distressing to hear of your sister's experience,my dear.But it is entirely believeable...Believe me,my experience was not a complete exception..I think it is the story of a number of Indian women who go to strange and new places after arranged marriages..Many such women are treated worse than slaves...I know of many women who have endured worse...


God bles sur sister..Hope she is doing fine now.Wish her all the very best

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