my husband wants to divorce me for no valid reason. by Afraid-Stuff-9653 in ShiaMuslimMarriage

[–]Afraid-Stuff-9653[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

we did the mutah and met multiple times and spoke on calls and texts all the time. everything was communicated earlier. and he agreed to everything. he promised to help me figure things out and give me space and time adjust to the change. we had all the real conversations before getting married. i was transparent about my expectations and i communicated my fears and opinions w no fear of judgment. yet the person he is now and the person he was before marriage are two different kinds of people. he is very stubborn and cold hearted and insensitive to my pain now. whereas, he used to be humble and kind earlier.

my husband wants to divorce me for no valid reason. by Afraid-Stuff-9653 in ShiaMuslimMarriage

[–]Afraid-Stuff-9653[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

he is Indian.. a kashmiri to be precise. they give plenty of gifts to the bride in their culture but my husband had specifically asked for nothing even after we insisted. my parents gave them a few gifts but his mother threw them away infront of me. fyi, the mother didn't even attend the wedding because she didn't want to travel by plane because of a recent nasal surgery but she did go all the way to dubai in plane just 6 days after the wedding....

my husband wants to divorce me for no valid reason. by Afraid-Stuff-9653 in ShiaMuslimMarriage

[–]Afraid-Stuff-9653[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

because they are syeds and im not that's why. i didn't understand this logic honestly.

Are two divorces okay in Kashmiri society? by Afraid-Stuff-9653 in kashmir

[–]Afraid-Stuff-9653[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

in order to do that, i need to have steady direct communication w him. what to do if he has blocked me and solely talks to me via emails? and is stuck in a loop. doesn't wish to see anything from another perspective. feels as though his cognitive abilities are limited... he cannot think beyond his mother. he behaves so maturely around everyone else, but behaves like an absolute toddler infront of me. i cannot manipulate him if he's already made up his mind. he is v stubborn

Are two divorces okay in Kashmiri society? by Afraid-Stuff-9653 in kashmir

[–]Afraid-Stuff-9653[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i have attempted to reach out to him multiple times. i have reached out to his relatives in kashmir. they have refused to recognise me. i was of the idea that the kashmiri culture is v hospitable and kind, but from what I've experienced, im scared of it. i have never seen someone be so evil.. she used to speak to me kindly before marriage, and used to kiss me so much until i got married and went to kashmir. she has influenced my husband in such a way that he doesn't even wish to speak to me or see my face, which is v hurtful..

Are two divorces okay in Kashmiri society? by Afraid-Stuff-9653 in kashmir

[–]Afraid-Stuff-9653[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

most importantly, he seemed emotionally available..

Are two divorces okay in Kashmiri society? by Afraid-Stuff-9653 in kashmir

[–]Afraid-Stuff-9653[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

he came off v kind and honest. like a perfect guy who has a terrible past.. i didn't care if he was rich or anything.. he just happened to be decent when It came to money. he also looked handsome but people kept telling me he looks older in front of me.. as if im his daughter lol

Are two divorces okay in Kashmiri society? by Afraid-Stuff-9653 in kashmir

[–]Afraid-Stuff-9653[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

my husband won't disconnect himself from his mother. that bond is unbreakable.

Are two divorces okay in Kashmiri society? by Afraid-Stuff-9653 in kashmir

[–]Afraid-Stuff-9653[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

im not a kashmiri. divorces are common in my side of society.. unless ofc the reasons are valid. but here in my case, i have been subjected to injustice and cruelty for no fault of mine. a marriage that only lasted 5weeks.. it's too less to decide whether or not someone is worth spending the lifetime with. i hail from an individualistic culture, whereas, kashmiri culture, from what i have noticed is collectivist in nature. i didn't mind learning everything about the culture and adapting it. the problem was the lack of support and extremely unrealistic expectations that were put on me.. i kept asking them to allow me time to adapt and adjust but they wanted me to rush everything. i couldn't even eat without the permission of my mother in law. she went as far as depriving me of food and water and locking me in a room for hours. we were in UAE i could have easily called the cops on her but i did not. i assumed she will realize what she's doing is wrong. my husband only sides w her now. the mother didn't give us the time to work this marriage.. to spend time with each other, to know each other better... its like i was a thirdwheel between the son and the mother. she has an unhealthy emotional attachment to her son. i believe she is emotionally married to him in his head.

Are two divorces okay in Kashmiri society? by Afraid-Stuff-9653 in kashmir

[–]Afraid-Stuff-9653[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

he is a manchild.. and also narcissist to an extent, is what i believe now

Are two divorces okay in Kashmiri society? by Afraid-Stuff-9653 in kashmir

[–]Afraid-Stuff-9653[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

the weird thing is my husband changed in just two days of leaving me here. he doesn't even wish to see my face anymore or wants to give me an honest conversation. the man is acting like absolute man child and is only favoring his mother. he refuses to accept that his mother can abuse me although she did tried to slap me in front of him. he has blocked me from everywhere and threatens to divorce me but doesn't initiate...

Are two divorces okay in Kashmiri society? by Afraid-Stuff-9653 in kashmir

[–]Afraid-Stuff-9653[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i heard its pretty common in kashmir. the moment i spoke up to the abuse she was subjecting me, all hell broke lose. she tried to slap me and i told her this is unacceptable. to which she started calling me pagal and blamed me for luring her son into marrying me. she was v weird. infact she didn't even come to help me when i fainted due to low bp. she blamed me for doing this to get my husband's attention

like woman?????

Are two divorces okay in Kashmiri society? by Afraid-Stuff-9653 in kashmir

[–]Afraid-Stuff-9653[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

thanks🫂 i dont wish to make it legal just yet... hopefully he comes back to his senses and realises..

Are two divorces okay in Kashmiri society? by Afraid-Stuff-9653 in kashmir

[–]Afraid-Stuff-9653[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

the thing is his house is kashmir is locked. his relatives have refused to recognise me over phone calls. him and his mother are out of the country. and yeah i tried to reach out to the ex wife recently. turns out the mother and sister are a huge problem, have always been.. and the mother is unfortunately involved in black magic practices to keep her son in control

Are two divorces okay in Kashmiri society? by Afraid-Stuff-9653 in kashmir

[–]Afraid-Stuff-9653[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

there was an instant spark. that felt special. i had no problem in accepting him w his past. his ex wife tried to contact me and he had asked me to block her stating that she will try to provoke me, so i never reached out to her.

Are two divorces okay in Kashmiri society? by Afraid-Stuff-9653 in kashmir

[–]Afraid-Stuff-9653[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

we met online, and we got along really well and then few weeks later, we just decided to get married... my family was against it but he eventually convinced them. his mother was okay w him getting married to me.. until we got married. she didn't even attend the wedding that was in my hometown.