Thank you, Aria, you comments really means a lot 🙂

Thanks, Rebecca, for your insight on this; living apart can give short-term peace, but being family, we are connected one way or another, and issues can’t be solved unless we try living naturally in peace and harmony.

I agree time is changing, but we are strong women, and we can do anything, so why can’t we sit together to resolve issues? So true, it’s all about perspective; we need to change it.

So sorry to hear this, Aruna Ji. Although I can’t feel the same you are going through, but I can try to relate a bit, and what your daughter-in-law is doing is certainly not fair. Still, please try to talk to your son and daughter in law, maybe talking can resolve or help you take some positive steps.

Nina, I believe nothing is impossible; you have to change your outlook to bring some change in life by welcoming positivity and peace.

Thank you for your insight, Garima. I indeed tried my best to write from my point of view as I find one thing, with fight, hatred and enmity nothing is going to solve, with peace and love one still has some chances.

Thank you so much, Naina Ji, loved your feedback, sure I will try my best to write on other topics too 🙂 I, too, noticed this article is a bit long, but sometimes to express your inner emotions, you need words 🙂

Thanks, Aaniya 🙂 Do share this with as many people as you can if it helps to spread positivity.

Thank you so much, Niharika. I am genuinely amazed and love to see such positive responses from our readers. Although I am not a writer, I just love to express my views, and I did. I never thought in my dreams that this article would be one of the most liked and read articles on our site 🙂

Thank you, Jannat, really appreciate your comment. I am a believer of positivity and karma, life is too short to hold grudges, so live with some good deeds must be the motto…