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I am very upset of the fact that people including my husband, Parents and in-laws think that I react very fast towards any action. Meaning if it is negative or positive situation they think I react in a very wrong way. I have been married for 7 years and till date something or the other situation comes where I am declared wrong and the culprit. Everybody things my reactions are bad. Please help as I am really suffering and can not bear this pain that I am responsible for whatever relations I have with my family. My mother in law has started hating me, my father in law anyways talk less with me. My husband time to time keeps a check on me whether I am behaving properly with everybody in the family. My husband's brother and his wife talk very less with me and sometimes I feel that they are jealous and unhappy with me. I am feeling awful. As everybody has a way of reacting to a situation and same is the case with my family members. There are times when there reactions are really bad and I feel that they have reacted in a wrong way. But I cannot say anybody. As they all think that they are all fine and sensible. There reactions are normal. Please let me know how to now react to this situation. I just keep putting my ego down and start improving myself now and then. But I am hating this situation of mine. I hate to change for those people who don't want to change for me. But still I am doing it.........what to do. I am from India. And in India once you get married you just cannot think of leaving the house and think of doing what you want to do.


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 Be Thankful

 Speak softly

 Let your love shine...

If you feel that what they accuse you of is not correct, then you simply go on about your business as calmly as you can.  Ignore them. 

You do not have to change your ways if you do not agree that your ways are wrong.  Be sure you are behaving the way you know is right and continue to do so. 

 Don't give them any ammunition to shoot your way.  Stay true to yourself.  In time, they may stop aggravating you, especially if they see that what they are accusing you of doing is simply not the truth.

Posted 2009-12-05T01:10:42Z

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