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Offline nina_vaj

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Kev Cai Sib Nrauj
« on: September 02, 2011, 06:50:54 PM »
Yog thaum es tus txiv tsis hwm tus niam thiab tsis hais zoo ua li tus niam puas muaj txoj cai nrauj nws. Tus txiv hu tus niam uz thsiaj thiab poj ruam tsis muaj ruam. Tus niam puas mus hais rau kwv rau tij. Hmoob txoj cai hais txog ib nkawm niam txiv zoo li no yuav hais li cas no. How will this case go?? Or how does the way of hmong "RULES" of divorce is..??



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Re: Kev Cai Sib Nrauj
« Reply #1 on: September 02, 2011, 11:45:05 PM »
I'm not an expert in this but I have observed and witnessed many family and friends go through divorces, families seperated and torn apart, kids growing up with absent parents or just one parent. I hope I never have to face a divorce, but modern Hmong women these days are not taking crap from their husbands. It is said that to be a good Hmong wife, she stays put and even if her husband cheats on her, she should still be loyal and loving towards him, keep taking him back. Be a good and obedient woman and never cheat on him to get even. Hmong men will have many hearts, he'll go out sniffing, run with his pack, go through an indefility phase, but when he comes back to his senses, he'll eventually come back to loving his wife again. Bullsh*t right? Good husbands don't put their wives through that either.

People divorce for many reasons, it's just a headache analyzing and thinking about it. When I think of marriage, I only hope for the best and want to concentrate on the good things, the values you marry for.



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Re: Kev Cai Sib Nrauj
« Reply #2 on: September 05, 2011, 01:01:43 AM »
talking about asian women being submissive.... white guys... :2funny: not anymore..



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Re: Kev Cai Sib Nrauj
« Reply #3 on: September 06, 2011, 02:56:29 PM »
Yog thaum es tus txiv tsis hwm tus niam thiab tsis hais zoo ua li tus niam puas muaj txoj cai nrauj nws. Tus txiv hu tus niam uz thsiaj thiab poj ruam tsis muaj ruam. Tus niam puas mus hais rau kwv rau tij. Hmoob txoj cai hais txog ib nkawm niam txiv zoo li no yuav hais li cas no. How will this case go?? Or how does the way of hmong "RULES" of divorce is..??

That's not enough for her to get a divorce through the elders or at the 18 Clan Council under current Hmong rules.

But here's an idea: if he has called her such names and she no longer wants to marry him, she needs to take some other actions. or find other faults with him.



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