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how strange! manage your home and CHILL...lol, yeh aik alaihda bahs hai k orat kitna chill krti hai ghar manage kar k.

doing job without reason? bibi lagta hai ap kaheen khuwabon ki duniya ka ghur bta rahi hain shaadi k baad. unless u r not married to a 'khatay-peete' gharane ka chashm-o-charaagh, yeh khuwab dekhna bekaar hai. aur secondly, mujhe afsos hota hai is soch pe k aurat khud ko khud he kamzor krti hai. a woman today needs to be self-sufficient in a way too, be independent too. you never know whats in your fate, whats there for you tomorrow.

I would definitely do job after getting married, no matter how much more my husband earns. its never enough! agar mere ghur ka kharcha mere husband ki salary se pura hota hai, to main earn krun gi savings k liye, apna ghur bnane k liye. hath paon tor k ghur beth k jahel aurton ki tarha wont keep demanding for money.

or aik or reason, ghur beth k saas-nandon k sath star-plus star-plus khelne se acha hai job he ki jaye...its not a joke dude, my parents invested lacs for my education, and I should just use it to teach ABC to my kids. sorry, us k liye 12 jamaatain b kaafi thin.
Come on bibi,you are not here to change my views,Isn't that?
I suppose,every one here is contributing according to his or her own views,you are not here to criticize or are you han?
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showpiece?kis zamanay ki baat kar rahi hain ap. kitni majbur lachaar hoti hain aurtain, apko andaza hai chees ka? kya kray woh aurat jo divorced hai or us ke bache bhi hain, kya woh bhayion or baap pe phir se bojh ban'ne k taanay sunay?

Welcome to the real world ma'am, yahan bohot kuch waisa hota hai jaisa hona nahi chahiye magar woh hona he hota hai.
Kia bat ki thi mai nai.aur bana kia diya lol
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Come on bibi,you are not here to change my views,Isn't that?
I suppose,every one here is contributing according to his or her own views,you are not here to criticize or are you han?
by the way, bibi is not a bad word. so don't feel anything bad about it. I don't know why we like it when we are called as ma'am/sir, and why we feel annoyed at Bibi/sahab. lol

anyways girl, I expressed my views, so if I criticized your views, its just that I don't simply agree to them and I have a right to say it out here.

hai k nahi? so, take it easy.
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ahan, I don't see any other thing in it other than 'show-piece' thingie. kuch hai to do let me know.
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by the way, bibi is not a bad word. so don't feel anything bad about it. I don't know why we like it when we are called as ma'am/sir, and why we feel annoyed at Bibi/sahab. lol

anyways girl, I expressed my views, so if I criticized your views, its just that I don't simply agree to them and I have a right to say it out here.

hai k nahi? so, take it easy.

I addressed you the way you addressed me. So no need to give lame excuses like Why we feel bad when some one call us bibi or sahib…did you feel bad han?
I suppose you should take it more easy than me because you were so rash and hasty to reply without reading all the posts,I dare say you didn’t even get the whole stuff because if you had..you must have not told me that your parents are spending lacs on your education lol and you want to utilize their lacs by doing job lol…plus as I am not married to a ‘’khatay peetay chashmo charagh’’ of this country so I should not say ‘’chill’’ lol,For your kind information I am not striving to marry a guy of your definition,are you?Because I myself a chashmo charagh of khatay peetay gharana so no need to day dream like you said.

PS:Try to convey your point in a humble way like every one is doing there,you can criticize of course but no one here is delivering their point like you just had.
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...A woman today needs to be self-sufficient in a way too, be independent too. you never know whats in your fate, whats there for you tomorrow...
I think most of the parents who support professional education of their daughters are of the same view due to uncertain financial conditions of our country. However not every one is of the same opinion. Some exceptions always exists.

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....it [money] is never enough! agar mere ghur ka kharcha mere husband ki salary se pura hota hai, to main earn krun gi savings k liye, apna ghur bnane k liye. hath paon tor k ghur beth k jahel aurton ki tarha wont keep demanding for money.
Totally Agreed. Qaroon ka Khazana bhe kam par sakta ha. .

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...my parents invested lacs for my education, and I should just use it to teach ABC to my kids. sorry, us k liye 12 jamaatain b kaafi thin.
There will obviously be difference when a girl with higher education teaches her child then one who has studies upto Intermediate. This approach is partially incorrect. I will suggest you do teach your children ABC, because for a kid her mother is the best available teacher in this world.
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I don't consider it pain when it is done by choice and it doesn't collide with domestic responsibilities .It's for one's inner satisfaction that she is using her talents and grooming her personality by social interaction.

Men are bread earners so they should do it obviously but a woman should not be sticked to kitchen only when she has energy and brain to utilize for society.

Life is enjoyed,when one leads it with her own choice
the last point is valid though,...yet energy and brain both can be utilized in some other ways,doing job is not the only way to it.staying at home and performing your duties in the best manner is ENJOYMENT too. ....there are many other things girls can do for society ,even if they are not doing jobs.
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I addressed you the way you addressed me. So no need to give lame excuses like Why we feel bad when some one call us bibi or sahib…did you feel bad han?
I suppose you should take it more easy than me because you were so rash and hasty to reply without reading all the posts,I dare say you didn’t even get the whole stuff because if you had..you must have not told me that your parents are spending lacs on your education lol and you want to utilize their lacs by doing job lol…plus as I am not married to a ‘’khatay peetay chashmo charagh’’ of this country so I should not say ‘’chill’’ lol,For your kind information I am not striving to marry a guy of your definition,are you?Because I myself a chashmo charagh of khatay peetay gharana so no need to day dream like you said.

PS:Try to convey your point in a humble way like every one is doing there,you can criticize of course but no one here is delivering their point like you just had.
hey, no need yo go personal. or nahi, mujhe hargiz bura nahi laga ap ka mujhe bibi kahna. balkay main to muskura rahi hoon ap k masoom khyaalaat parh kar.

waise acha laga sun k k ap khatay peetay gharanay ka chashm-o-charagh hain, isi liye shayad ap empathize krne se qaasir hain. ap ka bhi qasoor nahi. but not every girl is from same background (I am talking on a general level maine apne ya ap k liye baat nahi ki, maine aik misaal di hai. main tmam orton ki baat kr rhi hoon. maine koi description nahi di dream husband ki, main ne apko state of Utopia main rahne walon ko aik haqeeqat btai hai)

secondly, if I am telling that my parents invested lacs in my education is not to show off, but to let know that those lacs were hard-earned lacs, kiun k main ap ki tarha koi bohot khatay peetay gharanay ka chashm-o-charagh nahi hoon. or meri tarha, major chunk of our society is middle class. so, main major chunk ki baat krun gi na k charaghon ki.
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I think most of the parents who support professional education of their daughters are of the same view due to uncertain financial conditions of our country. However not every one is of the same opinion. Some exceptions always exists.



Totally Agreed. Qaroon ka Khazana bhe kam par sakta ha. .



There will obviously be difference when a girl with higher education teaches her child then one who has studies upto Intermediate. This approach is partially incorrect. I will suggest you do teach your children ABC, because for a kid her mother is the best available teacher in this world.
haha, I will definitely teach my kids, when did I say I won't and yes higher education does matter in child's upbringing. but guess what, sole purpose of my education is not to educate my kids. notice the word 'sole' before commenting further.

or bhai, qaroon k khazanay gayi batain hain. it is really not easier to make both ends meet in this era. look at your country's job market, look at the inflation level, prices, everything? so, according to me, aik samjhdar aurat apne husband ko support kray gi na k ghur beth k rotiyan torne pe iktifaa kray gi. main nahi chahun gi k kal ko mere bachon ko kisi bhi qism ki koi kami ho. or jub main janti hoon k ALLAH ne mujhe utna he dmagh diya hai, to main kiun na hath btaun mard ka, laikin meri is soch ka maqsad hargiz yeh nahi k main mard k equal ya upr ho jaun, orat ka apna muqaam hai, mard ka apna muqaam hai. izzat ki pamaali sirf job se nahi hoti, or izzat ki hifaazat sirf chaardeewari main bethne ka naam nahi.
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the last point is valid though,...yet energy and brain both can be utilized in some other ways,doing job is not the only way to it.staying at home and performing your duties in the best manner is ENJOYMENT too. ....there are many other things girls can do for society ,even if they are not doing jobs.
exactly best way for women to utilize energy is in the tasks she is supposed to do and they worth more than the outside work/job she do. In short everyone should do the work he/she is supposed to do. And enjoy them for a happy and satisfied life and better future. But as I said already many ladies are not of this thinking like aik example to abhi chal he rahi hai is thread ma
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