my parents set limits on me

What traditions have you not kept that your parents had?

When I was not married when I was young I was very fond of makeup but my parents did not allow me to wear lipstick or bindi

They didn’t let me fall in love with any boy, they didn’t love and didn’t let me fall in love, didn’t let me go home alone, always went with

Didn’t let us enjoy the wedding to the fullest, didn’t let us dance in the wedding procession

They did not allow me to study properly because the college was far away and boys also studied there, so they did not allow me to study there, got my admission done in a nearby degree college and I started studying.

My parents got me married early and unknowingly, due to which I had to make a lot of compromises with my husband.

I had to eat the same food which I did not like, always used to say that learn to eat everything, don’t know what will be available to eat in the in-laws house.

I was not allowed to go to the cinema, and I was not allowed to watch romantic songs, I used to feel sad

I was not allowed to dance when a song used to play on the radio.

My parents used to harass me a lot, not letting me sleep in the cot outside when the lights went off and I felt hot

Once I went to a wedding and there were a lot of people there, friends had also come and some boys were also there, we were dancing, then my father started pulling me by holding my hand and took me inside and scolded me a lot, my mother also slapped me that why are you dancing out there when everyone was dancing and laughing a lot and I was sitting there

But it seems that it is good for the parents to rule over their children, because giving free hand makes the children go astray.

But do not rule your children so much that their life becomes suffocating.

Well, now I am old, depending on the wishes of my parents and husband, I have learned that there is no life of my own, everything is theirs, now what is left, I am 50 years old, now there is no desire left.

Thanks friends

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      1. True, your desires were suffocated all these years. But, I am sure, there must be something that you desire within your heart. Whatever may it be, I hope you be able to fulfill all your wishes.

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  1. I agree with your statement, “do not rule your children so much that their life becomes suffocating.”
    Take joy in your children and help them to be all that they can. That can be a good mission in life right now.

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  2. 50 is a great starting point. My mom is 60+ and she has had a childhood not much different from yours, but her daughters have relentlessly pushed her to do what she wants and she finally gave in a few years back. She is full of life now. I wish the very same for you ma’am. 🙂

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