Is there any Need for girl to go her Husband's home after Marriage????????????
By Puneet097
@Puneet097 (121)
India
April 4, 2010 7:26am CST
Can't it be that way that after marriage a girl stays for a month at her hubby's home and return to her real home and then after every two to three weeks she visits her husband and his family for 4-5 days to maintain their relationship and have healthy love relation between them.
Think of the amazing relation between Mother in law and daughter in law as such there will be no quarrels regarding day to day work, no hard commnets to hear and only love will prosper.........a girl will get proper respect coz there will be only room for affection not quarell as there is timegap between.
AS a guest come to our home we try to keep him happy every possible way till he stays such a respect a girl will get
and as regards kids future is concerned all that can be sorted out
Think a girl need to cry on her wedding's eve
Try a new move friends
is it possible that way???? What u think??
10 responses
@rajaiv0810 (1012)
• Philippines
5 Apr 10
I'm sorry but I guess i would beg to disagree with your idea. If you feel like a guest husband and wife scenario there then maybe it will work for you. I can't imagine that between me and my husband. However, you can always stay out of your family's house and have your own and alone. You don't have to live your husband's house. It is not necessary I guess unless it has been your choice to stay there. In our case we had a choice to stay with his family but we didn't. Sometimes my mom stays with us to help us with the kids but we have our own house and we make our own decisions. To avoid in-law problems better have your own house and start living on your own.
@rajaiv0810 (1012)
• Philippines
6 Apr 10
Hahaha I like the interpretation. Well I guess culture varies and that means making decisions changes too depending on your culture. Hmmm how about migrating? Hahaha I'm just trying to give you another choice. I know that sometimes how you wish you live in another country, like I do most of the time. It's difficult to disobey certain norms and now I understand your wish. Then I could say; how I wish you can have that. Reality bites all the time.
@Puneet097 (121)
• India
5 Apr 10
agree wid u but in India its just considered like a sin when u seperate from your family after marriage so there's no point of leaving parents home n when a girl gets married its obvious that she will get a full family to take care of...and wholesome troubles...marrying a girl in India is like investing in share market means u can get good returns if invested in right area or vice versa i.e if husband and his family is good then okay otherwise stick wid the agony of life.......Don't u agree???
@gsnarayanan (1704)
• India
5 Apr 10
Your Question is very good to all. Women are not slaves to males. They should have freedom in all walks of life in cluding the married life. They should be allowed to live either with husband or with her own parents as long as they like. But the community may have a system of family. If they want to respect this relationship,(the women) they automatically would like to get bonded with husband and children. This would be their ultimate landing point. But real life is where people are flexible to each other. There should be no fixed rule that the girl should leave her parents while joining her husband. The couple also should trust each other in life. This is where a real life is sweeter than living alone.
@Puneet097 (121)
• India
5 Apr 10
in north india its just like sticking wid the basic for a girl that she has to leave her family after marriage and go her hubby's home and thats it..its like just getting the rid from the responsiblity of girl by marrying her and leaving her on her own destiny i.e be happy if husband is good or curse ur life if he's not good and one thing more husband doesn't change for his wife coz his family is a big hurdle in it
@Galena (9110)
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4 Apr 10
there's no NEED.
it's a choice.
I chose to have both of our surnames. to me that is the most symbolic of two equals becoming a unit.
I didn't cry before we got married, I was very very excited. me, mister, the bridesmaid, some close friends and our photographer and her partner all had a chinese together to plan the day, were really happy and excited, then went to bed.
on the day itself I wasn't nervous at all either. just so so so happy.
@Galena (9110)
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4 Apr 10
I'm sorry.
for some reason I read that as NAME. rather than home.
our situation is that we both lived with my parents for most of our relationship, then managed to find our own home and move out about 6 months before we got married.
most weekends we stay over with my parents. we both cook on the saturdays, and they cook on the sundays. and we all walk the dogs together. the dogs miss us all being together as a family, so they're always happy when we arrive at the weekend and the pack is back together
@palonghorn (5479)
• United States
4 Apr 10
Why not just date? Why get married if you aren't going to live together afterwards? I have been married and divorced, and there are going to be quarrels between husbands and wives, she is not always going to get along with the mother-in-law. Sounds great, in a perfect world, but we don't live in a perfect world. If you get married, then it's time to move on with married life, have your own place and learn to deal with issues that come up on a daily basis.
@madteaparty (2748)
• Japan
5 Apr 10
I think that when you marry, you marry your husband/wife, and only that person. Despite what some people might think, you don't marry his or her family, and you're not forced in any way. If you want to go to your husband's/wife's home after marriage, good, as that probably means that you have a good relationship with them.
If you don't want to, good too, as it's not an obligation
@agv0419 (3022)
• Philippines
5 Apr 10
Here in the Philippines if you are married already both of you need to separated from your parents and live your own. My mother told us that if we are going to get married we need to live with our own separated from them and from our in laws because sometimes in laws can interfere with your married life.
@navnathame9 (37)
• India
5 Apr 10
This can be yes also or no also.I think so they must go to husband home.because after marriage the husband and wife should be together.and in real they want each other company.he most of familys expenditure run on husbands income.thats why i can say they must be go to husband home
@royal52gens (5488)
• United States
4 Apr 10
In my country, when a couple gets married, they usually have a home or a place of their own. They do not live with their parents unless it is for financial reasons. Is there any way you and your husband can move out of his mom's house into a place of your own? If so, do it. Then your mother-in-law can come visit you. She can come over for dinner or afternoon tea. But then you don't have to live with her 24/7. I hope things work out for you and your hubby.
@laydee (12798)
• Philippines
4 Apr 10
Why should you marry someone if you're not ready to move in with him/her? Why should they get married if in the end they'd have some type of an arrangement so as they won't need to be together or together with the family? There's no clear logic to the idea because when you get married you (both of you) are supposedly one body and should move out of your parents' homes and build one for yourselves. Should it be too financially straining to do so, one must move in with the other with his/her family.
There will be no quarrels if in laws don't meddle with the affairs. The faster that they leave their parents' homes, the faster they could start their family in their own term.
My brother is married and they're living with us for now. We all understand the boundaries of married life and we do not meddle with their quarrels or fights. We are just here as a family and we do not interfere with their lives. We understand that they still need some time to be able to stand on their own, and for now the arrangement is doing well.
@frontvisions101 (16043)
• Philippines
4 Apr 10
It's possible that way but it will just make things more complicated. Why not just stay with the husband and go home if you need to? That's how It's supposed to be anyway.
@besthope44 (12123)
• India
4 Apr 10
Well its a general custom in India. I feel personally a girl is required to go the inlaws home to take care of the hubby and his parents. And the sons remain at their home. Ladies have great tendency to run or organize a family well. In mothers home, she has his brother who will take care of their mothers. But its all mutual understanding of maintaining good relation with inlaw and mothers family.