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yaa sheikh i dont jump into a relationship? Rest r icjab. clear?Hyperactive wrote:sahal, idman is right. wallah wahba kama fahmin. i read earliar and i just didnt want bother you and ask.
bal somali ko sheeg. my english also bad.
COOL-MAN wrote:Bro somalidii hore used to say gabar waa hooyadeed. If the mother inlaw is a trouble maker then the Gal is likely to be one too.Colonel wrote:COOL-MAN,
How important is the potentiel wive's mother-in-law? If she is known to be a difficult person to deal with, would you advise bailing out before committing or taking a more pragmatic approach (e.g. moving the girl to the other side of the city in order to limit her mother's visits/interactions)?
Alhamdulillah I have been blessed with a good mother inlaw. She rarely ventures into my home business. the only times she comes waa markey inanteeda dhaleyso. Other than that its a no no place for her to get involved and that's our customThe gal's family tend to stay clear off their daughter's house while the family of the boy see their son's house as an extension to his original home.
This question is best posed to those who married to a troublesome mother inlaw or gals since they bear the brunt of mother inlaw troubles a lot of the times. My first wife's mother inlaw died before she came of age.
In other words, I have nearly zero experience On mother inlaw issues. 252 help?
Abdiwahab,
You couldn't be more right![]()
You said it well![]()
AW,AbdiWahab252 wrote:Cool-man,
A mother in law is a wild card. Sometimes a woman can be her mom's duplicate and at other times the two can be different. I have seen mother in laws who are a handful and they pass those traits and lessons to their daughters. Then there are some who are miskiin but their daughters are just damn aggressive. The latter I blame on their fathers who didn't put them in line in their household and daughters are their father's favorites.
All in all, it is a good rule of thumb to see how your future sodoh treats her husband. If its terrible, then expect the same from her daughter. And worse of all never marry a family that is predominately full of sisters. These have no experience in dealing with brothers and so are not taught to give leeway to Somali males. She will treat you as her equal in everything and forget that your culture has made men a privileged lot.
Idman,
You sound very cocky and full of yourself. That will change when you get closer to your 30s as you become desperate. The Faraxs your age won't be interested in a woman of a similar age. They are looking at sisters who are 5 or more years younger. The clock now starts ringing very loudly as you get to your 30s. Defeaned, you become desperate and start actively seeking out the AW252s who are basically the only option left, The Faraxs your age will upgrade to 2nd wives a decade later and the young Faraxs will view as a gumeeys. So it is the AW252s who may be interested either in making you a 2nd wife.
The other option is you marry an Ajanabi but he too will either have been a convert (if you can put on that sheikhad front) or a loser who wants a low cost marriage because you know that Xalimo's dont have the gall to ask Ajanabis to pay top dollar for their mehers or aroos.
Idman, be nice to me, because you never know.
COOL-MAN wrote:Lool@abdiwahab and sophi. This will be the most interesting debate if it goes on for another page or two. Am routing for abdiwahab to win hands down via experience but we Know how good sophi is. Bring it on guys. Ayisho shah heil leh lasoo carar.
Colonel, there you have it. Your question tackled by a proper pro.
Bow, if my guy called me that I would ask for my papers even quicker.. come on nowCOOL-MAN wrote: If you plead with her Naa walaley sheydaanka iska Naar