Literally my dad about my husband
Literally my dad about my husband
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When the product is different than advertised.
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Controlling other peoples lives is cringe.
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It's a sign that someone needs to find a new hobby
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Should have refused to let others decide your life for you.
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From the other comment, it sounds like it's working out, just not for the Dad.
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I used to think it was really creepy and archaic, but an Indian friend of mine says that it was a real load off of her shoulders to just leave it up to her parents to put the work in, and she says she's happy with the man they found for her. Still wouldn't be for me, but I at least now see it as an acceptable option for people who want it. I doubt it's a fun topic of discussion when the kid doesn't want it but the parents do, but that's not unlike already existing contested topics like career choice and grandkids.
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How exactly did your dad "arrange" your marriage? Sounds illegal.
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It's fairly common in many different cultures and parts of the world to have arranged marriages. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arranged_marriage
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