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Ever wish someone was in your corner when it comes to in-laws? Our columnist Nadia Shah shares answers to some of the most common questions around South Asian in-laws and cultural expectations in this section.

Coping With Difficult In-Laws
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Coping With Difficult In-Laws
By Nadia Shah @desiinlaws & online at: SouthAsianinlaws.com When Your In-Laws Relationship Isn’t Positive at All, What Can You Do? Most of the time I advocate putting in as much effort as possible to improve in-law relationships. But at some point, you get exhausted from all the effort you’re putting
  • 11 Feb
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When In-Laws Aren’t ‘Outlaws’
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When In-Laws Aren’t ‘Outlaws’
By Sweta Vikram, Guest Contributor   A Personal Essay I was chatting with my mother-in-law in Mumbai about an upcoming wedding in New Delhi, on one of my India visits, when she said, “Beta, the blouse for your sari is ready. It’s a beautiful red with a low back.” For
  • 7 Jan
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Communicating Style When It Comes to In-Laws
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Communicating Style When It Comes to In-Laws
By Nadia Shah @desiinlaws & online at: southasianinlaws.com This post was originally published here. As most of you already realize, in-law relationships vary from culture to culture and even from family to family. For example, in South Asian countries you’ll probably find many daughter-in-laws (DILs) moving in with their husbands’
  • 11 Nov
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