Comments on: 10 Ways To Be A Super Daughter-In-Law

By: kinky

kinky — Tue, 18 Jun 2013 08:11:46 +0000

my mother in law is very old but a sweet lady… she treats me and my husband like her grandchildren. she doesnt like the town life.. so i make sure she has all she needs in the village i love her so much…. and i do everything to please her..

By: mwewa

mwewa — Thu, 06 Jun 2013 12:35:40 +0000

I was 5 months in marriage when mother in law brought a 7 year old child for us to keep. We were staying in a hotel room waiting for accommodation from the company. At first my hubby greed as I was at work when mother in law came. But I reminded my hubby on how we would be sleeping with the 7 year old, let alone make love as you know we were newly weds in a one room. I told my hubby we would not be having sex until we were accommodated because I was not comfortable doing it in the same room with the child. My hubby immediately told mother in law to go back with the child and bring her back when we were accommodated. Mother in law immediately started shouting at me, that I was the one that made hubby to change mind. She insulted all the bemba insults, telling me I was not there to see how she suffered to bring up the son. I was very scared and traumatised

By: Supermodel

Supermodel — Thu, 06 Jun 2013 10:48:36 +0000

Fya kubuko tafyololwa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

By: Gaddafi

Gaddafi — Thu, 06 Jun 2013 07:01:52 +0000

When your Inlaw hurts u just know your Honey loves you excessively!!!!
To an extent that Apongozi gets jealousy,,

Being religious is the only solution..

By: Queen

Queen — Thu, 06 Jun 2013 07:00:37 +0000

@Wife, I feel for u n it seems u married Patience Ozokwo’s son (MamaG).
The most surprising thing is that themselves are women n probably went through it. You hardly hear of father-in-laws behaving in such a manner. The truth is that women live longer than men n not that Iam wishing death on anyone. God forbide! Thank God, I am overseas n only get see her very second yr but it doesnt mean she doesnt try. But hey, out of sight, out of trouble.

By: wife

wife — Thu, 06 Jun 2013 06:45:02 +0000

Ubufi! Most mothers-in-law are so hard to get along with. I was in labour and she was just a few km away from my home/hospital but she never visited me at the hospital, and after delivery not even a fon call to say mwapusukeni yet she was told. Do you think I can freely go there alone or send my children to visit? My mother in law is such a PAIN! My husband sheds tears over her. When she visits she takes charge of our home, she tells me to stop cooking for my husband whenever she comes and I obey. Now, for how long will I be over obedient to her?
I think one day inkalufyanya!! Am fedup!!!!

By: CALLED WISE

CALLED WISE — Thu, 06 Jun 2013 04:27:55 +0000

@ Comfort, THANK YOU SO MUCH.
YOU ALSO MAKE MY 06H25 NEWS HEADLINE LAUGHTER WHEN YOU WROTE: nephews,sisters and cats ar fightin….

By: Comfort

Comfort — Thu, 06 Jun 2013 02:56:28 +0000

@called wise dats a bad signal nd no offense to all but these days da old are living longer,so u spend all your gud years wit them by da tym they are dying u are so worn out wit stres dat u cant mourn them.
lets luk after them frm a ka distance(western union,swift cash etc).
am also nt yet married but his cousins,nephews,sisters,nieces,neighbours nd cats are alredy fightin ova which TEAM is gona make house with us.i thot pipo ar nw civilised bt no,not in africa.
and he thinks it will be an honour-Il leave his asss..

By: Comfort

Comfort — Thu, 06 Jun 2013 02:55:28 +0000

By: CALLED WISE

CALLED WISE — Thu, 06 Jun 2013 02:37:22 +0000

I AM NOT MARRIED YET BUT I HEARD MY MOTHER-IN-LAW TO BE SAYING:’BAMENE BAZA KA KWATILA BANANA BANGA MUST TAKE CARE OF ME AND MY FAMILY’
WHAT DO YOU PEOPLE SAY ABOUT IT?
COULD THAT BE A
GOOD/BAD SIGNAL?
HELP!