I’ve been married for 18 months now, and my in-laws’ daughters visit daily, filling my mother-in-law’s mind with negative things about me. My husband, while aware, is worried about upsetting his parents and sisters. They constantly watch my every move, gossiping to relatives who visit. This feels suffocating, like I’m trapped. They criticize everything I do, but my husband and I are happy together. What should I do? This situation is affecting my peace of mind, and I need advice to stop it.

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Law Forum › Category: Family › I’ve been married for 18 months now, and my in-laws’ daughters visit daily, filling my mother-in-law’s mind with negative things about me. My husband, while aware, is worried about upsetting his parents and sisters. They constantly watch my every move, gossiping to relatives who visit. This feels suffocating, like I’m trapped. They criticize everything I do, but my husband and I are happy together. What should I do? This situation is affecting my peace of mind, and I need advice to stop it.
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

I’ve been married for 18 months now, and my in-laws’ daughters visit daily, filling my mother-in-law’s mind with negative things about me. My husband, while aware, is worried about upsetting his parents and sisters. They constantly watch my every move, gossiping to relatives who visit. This feels suffocating, like I’m trapped. They criticize everything I do, but my husband and I are happy together. What should I do? This situation is affecting my peace of mind, and I need advice to stop it.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Under Indian law, you have the right to live in a peaceful and respectful marital home. You can discuss this with your husband, emphasizing the impact on your mental well-being. If the situation persists despite discussions, you can seek legal counsel to understand your options and protect your rights.

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