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shumshad parveen

@shumi.

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Posted: 15 years ago

#61

Originally posted by: steffroc

🤣🤣 thats great

my hubby will come to germany

no in-lwas 😉🤣🤣

🤣 abe behoodi phele theri shaadi tho hone do...bechaara pata nahi kahaan bhatak tha hoga 🤣

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iqbalslover

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Posted: 15 years ago

#62

Originally posted by: shumi.
i know behoodi...🤣...fikr tho mere would be jiju ki horahi hai...how is he going to deal with this 24/7 in charge behoodi 🤣

🤣🤣 eh baato sahi bolbo beta

i told him whenever i see Krishna my dil does kuch kuch🤣🤣

and he suddenly said and for me ur dil doesnt do anything

so jealous 🤣🤣

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iqbalslover

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Posted: 15 years ago

#63

Originally posted by: shumi.
🤣 abe behoodi phele theri shaadi tho hone do...bechaara pata nahi kahaan bhatak tha hoga 🤣

🤣🤣 abe beta i am thinking about future from now

pata nahi kal ka ho ga🤣🤣

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shumshad parveen

@shumi.

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Posted: 15 years ago

#64

Originally posted by: steffroc
🤣🤣 eh baato sahi bolbo beta
i told him whenever i see Krishna my dil does kuch kuch🤣🤣...muchay tho bahuth kuch hota ai...🤣

and he suddenly said and for me ur dil doesnt do anything

so jealous 🤣🤣 aur kar tha bhi kya...🤣 muchay tho bahuthay firk horahi hai jiju ki🤣

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423728

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Posted: 15 years ago

#65

Very nice post! 👍🏼 However I stand in opposition. 😆

Her 'Maayka' is the house in which she was born to. Her initial life and identity belonged to her father's home. There she took her first steps, there she grew up, there she received her parents and siblings love. Everything begun in her 'Maayka'.

Getting married doesn't mean that the house is no longer yours. Fair enough you move into your in law's but that doesn't mean you loosen your ties and relationships with the past. Getting married shouldn't change the fact that your fathers house was, is and will always be your home.

A persons home is like a part of your family. Just like your mom and dad will remain as your mom and dad. Your fathers home will always remain your home.

Quite frankly, Pratigya shouldn't even live with her in laws. She should get a house and live separately with Krishna

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shumshad parveen

@shumi.

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Posted: 15 years ago

#66

Originally posted by: steffroc
🤣🤣 abe beta i am thinking about future from now
pata nahi kal ka ho ga🤣🤣 aur kya? krishna mera hoga...🤣

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shumshad parveen

@shumi.

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Posted: 15 years ago

#67

Originally posted by: siinnce.09
Very nice post! 👍🏼 However I stand in opposition. 😆

Her 'Maayka' is the house in which she was born to. Her initial life and identity belonged to her father's home. There she took her first steps, there she grew up, there she received her parents and siblings love. Everything begun in her 'Maayka'.

Getting married doesn't mean that the house is no longer yours. Fair enough you move into your in law's but that doesn't mean you loosen your ties and relationships with the past. Getting married shouldn't change the fact that your fathers house was, is and will always be your home.

A persons home is like a part of your family. Just like your mom and dad will remain as your mom and dad. Your fathers home will always remain your home.

Quite frankly, Pratigya shouldn't even live with her in laws. She should get a house and live separately with Krishna

😃...i just respect your POV and i don't deny any of your point. for almost all your above points i have replied in other post. i don.t want to repeat the same again and again. btw i know your are a great ff write and generally don't get in to discussions. glad to see you in my thread😃 and the way you put up your POV is very pleasing... 😃

Edited by shumi. - 15 years ago

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iqbalslover

@iqbalslover

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Posted: 15 years ago

#68

Originally posted by: shumi.

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423728

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Posted: 15 years ago

#69

Originally posted by: shumi.
😃...i just respect your POV and i don't deny any of your point. for almost all your above points i have replied in other post. i don.t want to repeat the same again and again. btw i know your are a great ff write and generally don't get in to discussions. glad to see you in my thread😃 and the way you put up your POV is very pleasing... 😃

Thank you dear! 😛 Yes i've read your replies and it's very nice to see that you are supporting your opinion. My culture is somewhat different to the Indian culture, whereby it isn't much of a big deal to not live in your 'sasural' et al. So that's why my idea was different to your post. 😃

Oh hahaha! thank you dear ☺️

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iqbalslover

@iqbalslover

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Posted: 15 years ago

#70

Originally posted by: shumi.

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