Over Possessive Husband..!!
@righttotheheart (226)
Delhi, India
January 7, 2016 7:18am CST
Today I am sharing my sister's last night fight with her husband. Her name is Rikisha and her husband's name is Harish.
So yesterday while I was watching Big boss on television my sister called me and started crying, i was scared but when i came to know the reason i felt disgusted.
Rikisha's in-laws are preparing to spend there weekend in Shimla (hill station) so she was asked by her brother in law to enquire about it. She texted her close friend Aarti '' please ask you boyfriend Raghu to arrange a list of good but reasonable hotels in Shimla as his Uncle is a travel guide there''.
Now what was wrong with the text? Nothing!
But her husband being overly possessive read that text and scolded her shouted at her and told her, that she should not have asked this favour from Aarti's boyfriend as this will lower her character because she is trying to approach a strange boy...He even abused her!
And i was like WHAT????? This is not possessiveness, this is madness.
Can you suggest me how should i deal with the situation
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@LovingMyBabies (85288)
• Valdosta, Georgia
7 Jan 16
He should not have been so mean to her or put his hands on her in any way! That is wrong. If I was her I would not stay with him, I refuse to be abused by anyone. I hope your sister can get out before things get worse.
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@righttotheheart (226)
• Delhi, India
8 Jan 16
Here people believe in maintaining the marriage what so ever, and expect that girl should adjust to the family so that her marriage can work. I know its irritating but not much can be done about that.
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@LovingMyBabies (85288)
• Valdosta, Georgia
8 Jan 16
@righttotheheart Glad I am not there then because I would never be abused by anyone, that's really sad.
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@righttotheheart (226)
• Delhi, India
8 Jan 16
@LovingMyBabies its sad but we are now dealing with it and hope that we get a good solution.
@righttotheheart (226)
• Delhi, India
8 Jan 16
See it is a male dominating society here and if we will try to contact some agency her in- laws will make her life miserable! I am thinking of sending some relatives so that they can sit and discuss the actual problem.
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@righttotheheart (226)
• Delhi, India
8 Jan 16
Yes one can change everything but not the nature of any person.
@yukimori (10143)
• United States
7 Jan 16
Oh, gosh. This is a really tough one for me, because there's a lot of cultural differences between where I live and India.
If she were here, my advice to you would be to help get her out of the situation by finding a shelter for her to go to. Past behavior is a good indicator of future actions, and if he's abused her once he will do it again. It will get worse, too.
The forum I'm on for dealing with in-laws would say that there's no coming back from this, but they have a very American outlook on things, too.
His actions are absolutely about control. I don't know if it's redeemable. Do you happen to know about the availability of marriage counseling in her area? That might be an option, but I'd be afraid that they'd side with the husband and tell her that she's at fault.
Maybe the best option at this point would be to be there for her, tell her that it's not her fault, and let her know that you'll help her if she decides that leaving him is the right course of action. Keep in mind that the situation may get more dangerous for her at the point where she leaves--abusers tend to do whatever they can to maintain their control over their victims.
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@righttotheheart (226)
• Delhi, India
8 Jan 16
I have told her that no matter what i am with her always but i liked you idea of marriage counsellor this might help her better.
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@righttotheheart (226)
• Delhi, India
8 Jan 16
I think that too. He is totally trying to dominate her.
@WriterMukund (181)
• India
7 Jan 16
I am sorry hearing about your sister's plight. But I would like to give you a sincere advice that please do not post such personal things on these forums. This is because people do not take seriously and you wont get any proper reply.
Now as you have already posted, let me try to suggest something. You can always arrange a discussion with the elders of both the families along with your sister and her husband. Whatever he did was wrong as I feel the reason was silly. But these are serious matters and should be resolved quickly.
I re-iterate again that henceforth refrain from posting such things in these kind of public forums. I hope you agree.
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@righttotheheart (226)
• Delhi, India
8 Jan 16
Maybe you are right but i feel stress free after sharing my problems on mylot. People are strangers but still are friends and always ready to give good advise. And yes, we are planning to send some relatives to discuss about the matter.
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