Why makes a LOVER loves the WHOLE FAMILY?

@Shavkat (139937)
Philippines
August 5, 2020 11:32pm CST
In my country, if you are loving someone, he or she needs to love the whole family. It is the culture of the Filipinos to be in this situation. However, some daughters-in-law and mothers-in-law are not agreeing with so many things. At some point, they call them 'monsters-in-law.' Is this a myth? What do you think, myLotters? Image Credit: static.rogerebert.com
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@rhuenz (10643)
6 Aug 20
If a person got married,they should separate from parents..they should live and have their own own home to avoid monster in laws. Monster in laws are only there if you live with them
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@Shavkat (139937)
• Philippines
6 Aug 20
@rhuenz I agree. That's the best option for them to refrain from clashing with their mothers-in-law. @Overflowing
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@rhuenz (10643)
6 Aug 20
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6 Aug 20
I second the motion..
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@Lavanya15 (12888)
• Chennai, India
6 Aug 20
Hear also we having same situation lol. Daughter in law and Mother law always fight each other. But by good luck in my family we having good understanding so no fights hear.
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@Shavkat (139937)
• Philippines
6 Aug 20
I guess you are lucky that you haven't experienced this.
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@SHOHANA (16093)
• Bangladesh
6 Aug 20
ha ha ha monster in law this word made me laugh
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@Shavkat (139937)
• Philippines
6 Aug 20
I also laugh about it when some of married friends talk about this concern.
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• Montego Bay, Jamaica
6 Aug 20
It’s a great movie! Lol
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@SHOHANA (16093)
• Bangladesh
7 Aug 20
@Shavkat ha ha Don't be scared, go for it. Men gets more hospitality from their in laws.
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• Agra, India
6 Aug 20
Here also...and the daughter in law is usually the one who is blamed for anything that gets wrong.
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@Shavkat (139937)
• Philippines
6 Aug 20
I can imagine how they feel when there is a moment of an argument with their mothers-in-law.
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• Agra, India
7 Aug 20
@Shavkat trust me ...it is like hell
• India
6 Aug 20
I love that movie and have watched it several times. It's the same type of culture in India as well and the bond between the MIL and DIL is interesting... It's almost like a soccer game where both keep playing against each other without actually directly engaging in a fight(most of the times) and of course the husband being the soccer ball But oh well, there is no spice in life without a game! What say!
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@Shavkat (139937)
• Philippines
6 Aug 20
On the bright side, it can still spice up the life of a married woman.
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@Shavkat (139937)
• Philippines
7 Aug 20
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• India
6 Aug 20
@Shavkat Absolutely spicy haha
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@Overflowing (3709)
6 Aug 20
Whether we have things we did or not,people has a say.. we cannot please everybody.
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@Shavkat (139937)
• Philippines
6 Aug 20
I do agree with you. We cannot please everybody.
@Shavkat (139937)
• Philippines
7 Aug 20
@Overflowing It depends on the situation. I can still blurt things out if I think it is the right thing to do.
6 Aug 20
@Shavkat pleasing everybody leaves us to anxiety..less talk less mistakes to people who doesnt even know how to listen,thats tge reality of some with inlaws
• Philippines
6 Aug 20
That's the thing now. Sadly, this is why foreigners forced to spend here and there not only for the woman but also her family. Only to realize he or she was being scammed. Not even locals are safe, I mean I've watch a couple of tulfo episodes, in laws can be a pain.
@LadyDuck (471421)
• Switzerland
6 Aug 20
It is impossible to impose to people to love others. You must love the person who will be your wife or your husband, it is better if you like the family, but if not, you try to stay away as much as you can. We cannot even love our own family sometimes, this claim is ridiculous.
@Julie555 (4155)
• Russian Federation
6 Aug 20
In laws are usually not coexisting in harmony. If it happens, then you are very lucky. There always friction and misunderstanding in such relationships
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@Shavkat (139937)
• Philippines
7 Aug 20
I do agree that there is no perfect relationship. There are always have similarities and differences.
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• Santiago, Chile
7 Aug 20
It is not a myth AT ALL! I have heard of those stories where mother-in-law does not get along with the daughter-in-law so it might turn things into a disaster and fights! It happens in all cultures I guess!
@happylife1 (13404)
• Karachi, Pakistan
6 Aug 20
It is difficult situation
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@Shavkat (139937)
• Philippines
6 Aug 20
I assumed that it is difficult for a wife's husband to deal with this situation.
• India
6 Aug 20
I have no issues being the monster in law.
@Shavkat (139937)
• Philippines
6 Aug 20
That's good to know.
• India
6 Aug 20
@Shavkat That mother in law looks like Hilary clinton.
• Montego Bay, Jamaica
6 Aug 20
Funny enough it’s my sister and brother in laws that I can’t stand hahahaha
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@Shavkat (139937)
• Philippines
7 Aug 20
I sometimes feel this way with my sister-in-law.
• Montego Bay, Jamaica
6 Aug 20
I’ve learned that dealing with family in general is very difficult as obviously everyone likes to judge everyone else.
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@Shavkat (139937)
• Philippines
7 Aug 20
I am sure that I am not close to my relatives. I can be judged by others in a constructive way.
@sparial02 (858)
• India
6 Aug 20
It's the same here in India too. It's good in a way. But also sometimes it can have a negative impact as people's minds are really complex. An unknown man or woman becoming the part of a new family, and you can also see how he behave with others, treats others, it says a lot about himself or herself. But it is not the only option. I have two sisters. One of my sisters has arranged marriage, and it's the same situation as you mentioned. Her husband loves his own family as well as he loves us too. He treats my mom and dad like his own. We are lucky to have someone like him in our family, and also my sister is lucky to have him. Again my other sister, who did love marriage, her husband also the same. He also treats every one of us like his own family members. It's really common here. But I have seen a lot of people also who have no relation with family, after marriage, they live in other place and no contact with the family.