How do I tell my strict parents about my boyfriend?

Discuss the person. Tell your parents about your boyfriend. Talk to them about his family and what you like about him. Highlight his good qualities so they get a sense of who he is. It’s also helpful to have a photo for them to see.

How do you tell your parents about the guy you want to marry?

Inform your parents that you are in a relationship or that you want to marry for love.

1. You could say, “I respect your traditions, but I really want to marry for love.
2. You might find that 1 parent seems more receptive to your relationship than the other.
3. If your parents’ voice concerns, listen respectfully.

How do I tell my Indian parents about marriage?

How to Convince your Parents for Love Marriage!

1. Befriend your parents:
2. Start sharing your view on marriage & life partner with your parents.
3. Find your cupid in any one of your parent.
4. Take help of the relatives who are elder to your parents or whom your parents admire and respect.
5. Introduce the girl/boy.

How do you hide your secrets from your parents?

Use odd places.

1. Try hiding something in a sibling’s room. Those obvious locations become a little less obvious if they are looking for something specific to you.
2. Tape things to the underside of your dresser or inside the top of the drawers. This keeps items from being discovered by a quick look under the dresser.

What do Indian parents care about when it comes to marriage?

Protecting the family name. Indian parents care a bit too much about something. It’s a disease, really, a disease with no cure. They care how they are seen by the people they know: their reputation. They are sure as hell not going to let you ruin that. Protecting traditions, and you’d better get married to a boy from the community!

Are You being raised by over-bearing and abusive parents in India?

This post is dedicated to all the Indian kids out there who are being raised by over-bearing and abusive parents. ( I write this for you with love and understanding, compassion and hope for healing) Yes, those of you who suffering in the care and control of their parents. (And even adults who survived a detrimental childhood)

What are the problems faced by Indian parents?

Guilt. Indian parents operate on large sums of guilt, a gift from their own parents. They constantly feel like they’re not enough, not doing enough and haven’t given enough to their children. They feel guilty towards their extended families, guilty towards their parents, guilty with themselves.