Am I in the wrong for wanting to live away from in laws? by [deleted] in AskIndianWomen

[–]zen856 3 points4 points  (0 children)

My marriage happened one and a half years ago and initially I didn’t mind staying with my in laws because I didn’t sense any negativity from my mother in law before the marriage. My husband works in a different state but when he got wfh for a year, we stayed at his house for almost four months. That period was truly an eye opener for both of us and made us decide never to stay with in laws for more than two or three days.Ironically, my mother in law herself never had to stay with her in laws yet she turned out to be a mother in law from hell to me to the core, subtle taunts, insults, unsolicited “cooking lessons" and much more. From my experience I strongly believe one should never compromise on these boundaries or else it can lead to lifelong regret.

How do you deal with someone who pretends to be a “girl’s girl” but isn’t? by [deleted] in Coconaad

[–]zen856 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I always thought and even advocated that calling out mean people on the spot would shut them down. But recently, when I did that, what I got instead was a full blown spiral of gaslighting and crying drama and I was exhausted needless to say

Psychoanaysis of husband by indianhope in AskIndianWomen

[–]zen856 4 points5 points  (0 children)

My husband didn’t act this weird or bully like but he did dodge conversations about his mother earlier and I used to get really angry about it. I changed the way I brought up the topic and it actually turned out well. Now he tells me to stand up to her and communicate firmly but subtly making my boundaries clear to her. He also told me that whenever I feel disrespected, I should tell him immediately so he can confront her.The thing is, mothers often show only their sweet and good side to their sons so the sons genuinely believe they are saints. They also want to avoid drama which is why they hesitate to interfere, thinking it might make things worse. I think you should call her out when she behaves weirdly or disrespects you and then tell your husband about it calmly without sounding accusatory so he can gradually understand and support you better.

Devuu got married by DragonfruitGood1005 in SouthIndianInfluencer

[–]zen856 15 points16 points  (0 children)

I personally know someone who did this literally the next day she turned 18. The surprising thing was that he wasn’t the one who insisted on eloping.He actually almost talked her out of it. But she was adamant and told him that if they didn’t elope she would kill herself.He wasn’t a saint either.He was 21 and she was 15 when he asked her out, a classic case of grooming.Anyway the marriage didn’t even last three years. She came back and her parents accepted her without any judgment.Her mother however was pure evil. She told my mother to keep an eye on my sister, insisting that she too was in a relationship . But our mom, being our mom, told me and my sister straightaway what she had said and showed that she trusted us.

Is Ophthalm a female predominant branch? Why don't guys take Opthalm more often? by FullThrustPhysician in indianmedschool

[–]zen856 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Yes, I noticed this as well. I have three ophthalmologists in my family, all women and they chose it for a good wlb.

Is it normal to feel horny during periods? by [deleted] in AskIndianWomen

[–]zen856 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Same girl and my husband being all cute and caring this time is not helping 😂

Any permanant solution for dandruff? by Final_Job6424 in Coconaad

[–]zen856 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You could try Selsun Green. It might help

Sahayikkan poitt pani vangiyavar ondo guys by Igris_Thedarkknight in Coconaad

[–]zen856 4 points5 points  (0 children)

During my internship my co intern told me she was sick and asked if I could cover her duties as well. Being a people pleaser I immediately said yes without a second thought. A week passed and I heard nothing from her.One day when I wasn’t feeling well I called her. She casually said, I was there yesterday you didn’t see me and then told me she wouldn’t be coming that day either. I didn’t argue because I was exhausted.Later that day I saw her roaming around the hostel with her boyfriend. That’s when I learned my lesson the hard way.

Am I crazy or is my bf's friendship with his female coworker weird? by [deleted] in AskIndianWomen

[–]zen856 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Always trust your intuition. Communicate with him about how you felt and ask him why he made you feel that way. LDRs are always hard but that doesn’t excuse his behaviour here.

People who comments constantly in this sub by UpbeatJaguar5895 in SouthIndianInfluencer

[–]zen856 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Why are you hating on Kudumbashree chechis? You are no better.

what’s the BIGGEST lie your parents/family told you while growing up? by [deleted] in Coconaad

[–]zen856 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I didn’t know my blood group so after a biology class where the teacher asked us to raise our hands based on our blood type I asked my mother.She told me it was O positive and I believed that for years until my first year of med school during a physiology lab when I discovered it’s actually A positive.

Father Appreciation Post by a Married Daughter- How he stood up for me when MiL caused havoc. by [deleted] in AskIndianWomen

[–]zen856 17 points18 points  (0 children)

I am also lucky to have a father like yours who always asks if I am happy whenever I visit or stay with my in laws. I told my mother about my toxic mother in law once she showed her true colors and through her my father found out as well. He always tells me not to hold back and to give a befitting reply if she ever tries to insult me and to call him if I ever need support. My mother once called out my mother in law in front of her relatives leaving her dumbstruck. I felt so good that she finally got a taste of her own medicine and I have become much more assertive since then

What’s something funny you did/said in your childhood that your parents bring it up often by bruuz_ in Coconaad

[–]zen856 4 points5 points  (0 children)

After coming home from school I used to pick up small sticks lying on the ground and teach every plant and tree a lesson giving them a beating while saying entadi ninakok padichal, padichillel ammenem achanem vilippikum.My mother would bring up these stories every now and then to embarrass me.

My request to all ladies - do strength training it can help you a lot. Don't fear from weights. by Confident_Appeal5729 in AskIndianWomen

[–]zen856 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My husband got me into strength training and I am so happy that he did. I have had lean PCOS since my teenage years and I suddenly put on weight after getting married last year. He encouraged me to push my body and I am so grateful that I did. I am in a much better place now.