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Is Excessive Inquisitiveness A Disease?
My daughter is engaged in the month of August 2011, my son-in-law is asking to share her gmail chats, sms and when she was not sharing her face book, he is suspecting that you have got something in that which you are not willing to share. He has explained about my daughter s behaviour with a doctor, he has told that something fishhy about her. so he is asking her same questions again and again, telling her to explain what was reason you had not accepted in face book. i want to know, what he is doing now is right or wrong ? please guide.
Tue, 17 Jun 2014
thanks for asking your problems.
from the infromation provided it is difficult to give opinion anything. i can understand being a parent you are worried about your daughter's married life but one thing i want to make you understand that what looks superficially may not be true. it may be the case that your son-in-law might be excessive possessive type guy who loves your daughter very much and dont like her to mingle with anybody or it may be his expectation that a wife should share all details with him. he may be wrong too in his aspects but your daughter should also agree and make things clear if by giving gmail chats and sms things can be better then she should do it. misunderstandings can be made clear but once distrust arises in a relationship it will be difficult to carry it further.
from the infromation provided it is difficult to give opinion anything. i can understand being a parent you are worried about your daughter's married life but one thing i want to make you understand that what looks superficially may not be true. it may be the case that your son-in-law might be excessive possessive type guy who loves your daughter very much and dont like her to mingle with anybody or it may be his expectation that a wife should share all details with him. he may be wrong too in his aspects but your daughter should also agree and make things clear if by giving gmail chats and sms things can be better then she should do it. misunderstandings can be made clear but once distrust arises in a relationship it will be difficult to carry it further.
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