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Please make sure you read this important notification. A married woman has to wear a sari, sindoor, mangalsutra, bangles, anklets, and so much more. What do these ornaments have to do with my love, respect, and commitment to my husband? They: Are you married? Why is being married not enough for a woman, and she needs to look married too? I am tired of such comments in the nearly four years of being married.
I believe that anything that is forced is not right. I must have a choice. I am a living human, not a puppet. And I am not stopping anyone by not following any tradition. You are free to do whatever you like to do. But do not force others. I really do not understand, Why is a married woman supposed to look different? Her dressing style should shout out loud about her relationship status. Why there are no such restrictions for men? I have seen ladies adorning themselves with these jewels so proudly while their married life sucks.
During my wedding, I was forced to wear a red lehenga, even though I have always wanted to wear something different. Every single bride I have seen since my childhood has worn red or some shade of red. The lehenga I wore was heavier than my own body, I could barely move.
The necklace was scratching my neck, the heavy earrings were tearing my earlobes… basically it was legit physical torture. Women should not follow the norms blindly. Married women often face strict wardrobe restrictions from family and society. After all, She has to represent the family. People who lecture about the culture and tradition of India and how great we were and what we should do, must know that women enjoyed equal status with men in all aspects of life in the early Vedic period.