Can you marry a married woman?
Can you marry a married woman?
The question is completely absent. Incomplete. First of all how old are you? are you married What is your religion? What is your favorite female religion? Is she staying away from her husband or staying together? Is the husband alive or not? Have children? Do you want to convince the elders of the house? How much does she like this wedding? Is she living on her own or with her parents and not with her in-laws? Do you or she have property or insurance or land related transactions?
These are some questions that need clarification. There are more. They have to be asked according to your circumstances.
And society, others say. There are those who throw flowers and there are those who throw stones. What matters is how happy you are.
One more thing. If you take a decision in the heat of the age or in a rage, you will have to suffer a lot first.
If there are correct answers to the above questions, if there are no, then it can proceed without objection.
Whether it is a woman or a Moga, it is obligatory to marry if the partner dies, but if the partner is alive, it is not called a marriage, in my view, it is an arrogant act (an evil act like Ravanasura). And if it doesn't find charms, in my view we Indians should avoid these western ways of thinking.
There is no thali in Hindu wedding tradition. There are only seven. After the Tali Muslim invasions, our Hindu sisters were introduced in the tradition of marriage to protect them. Forehead blob is worn by both men and women from birth in South India. Once upon a time even married men had mats.
What's the one thing that annoys you as a woman?
When everything is favorable, saying that I am not inferior in anything, our speech does not go well, suddenly singing the tune of 'we are women without even seeing that we are women'.
Really amazing. What about women? Not less than anyone, not more. Why compare the original?
We are the best at some things. So are men in some respects. In any case, it varies according to time, place and circumstances. Both can change their roles very easily if needed with little effort. Why does it not like so much commotion? This is happening since many centuries.
My grandfather lost his wife at the age of 22 and raised three children. It was during that time that women and men became themselves. Without thinking about getting married again.
Now there is my cousin. She had a disagreement with her husband and got separated. She is characteristically raising two children. who is Who is less?
If no more,
During the peak of Covid, people who had traveled from abroad were given a sticker in our complex and asked to stick it at home. All those who came were told to stay in quarantine for fifteen days.
A girl got angry and slapped the colony secretary who came in the way with security. The security did not let the girl inside. He said that we are implementing the rules you have set. Call the president.
When she said 'sorry', the girl suddenly remembered that she was Abala Narini. They said, "Would you apologize to a girl who came from Europe for 70 hours without even looking at her as a girl?"
Say sorry and leave! Banda bootuli scolded the secretary in F and F+ language, insisting that she would not say that.
After a while, the secretary couldn't bear it anymore and pulled the girl and hit her on the cheek.
That's it. Parties, factions, all-party meetings, all. The secretary was made dirty. They used all the 'beautiful ideology' in English to stamp it as anti-feminist.
Staying close to our house, watering the plants and watching everything from the front. All that happened, he told the truth and started in front of the girl, saying that it was his first mistake.
A big blame is on me that women do not support women. What is wrong with female male? Whoever does it is wrong.
Why is it a ritual to apologize for a mistake? What about taking advantage of 'I'm female'?
When the girl apologized to her for starting it, to him for behaving equally, and to each other, everyone was in awe.
So, I find it very frustrating to see women use their feminism like a chameleon in such a timely, needy way. I feel like I am losing respect. This also causes some ridicule. It hurts.
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