I am really very much tensed,i find my self unable to tackle this?!
Question: I am really very much tensed,i find my self unable to tackle this?
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You say you never loved him and he was not educated enough...and then you ask.."What went wrong between us?" I think you know what went wrong..it was a loveless marriage and you you think you are too good for him. That is what went wrong.
It is nobody's business why or how your marriage broke down. Your sister in law and brother in law have their own life and they should let you have yours. You are an adult. I suggest you put your child in childcare..the government can help you pay some of the fees and you can go and study or work. You dont need a man to keep you. I know you are Indian and your culture says men are suppossed to keep their wives at home having kids but we are in a new era . You will never be happy until you go out and stand on your own two feet and make your own way in your life. forget about men and get a job or study and give your child a happy life.
Hi, I really feel for you, this is an awful situation to be stuck in. I don't have children so am absolutely inexperienced in what's good for them but I would imagine that being is this negative situation and being in the tense / depressed state that you're in is not doing your son any good. If you have good support from your family who understand the situation then perhaps it's time to sit down with your sister-in-law and tell her that her behaviour is unacceptable and until she learns to treat you with the humanity and respect you deserve, you will not see her again. You need to distance yourself / get away from this poisonous relationship but only you have the strength to do that for yourself and for your son.
I'm slightly confused at the beginning where you say you don't know what went wrong but that you never loved him anyway. Why did you get married? You need to get over this broken relationship and look forward to a happier positive future either by yourself, until you know what you want and have truly gotten over this, or with someone who does love you and more importantly, that you love back. Don't think that bcs your son is only 6 he won't be affected by this, he will, the sooner you remove yourself and your son from this the better. Do you really want him to learn that it's OK to be disrespected, unloved and unwanted? No.