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Celibacy Quote by Dada Bhagwan

“This worldly life is very difficult. Mother-in-law comes, mother of the mother-in-law comes, sister of mother-in-law comes, aunt of mother-in-law comes. How many mother-in-laws come? One husband and how many mother-in-laws will come with him? Hey, crazy one, why do you have to be here? Just for…” quote by Dada Bhagwan
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““This worldly life is very difficult. Mother-in-law comes, mother of the mother-in-law comes, sister of mother-in-law comes, aunt of mother-in-law comes. How many mother-in-laws come? One husband and how many mother-in-laws will come with him? Hey, crazy one, why do you have to be here? Just for one husband, you have to be haunted by all these ‘ghosts’?!””

Dada Bhagwan

About This Quote

The quote humorously highlights the overwhelming familial obligations and social expectations that can feel oppressive, especially for women entering marriage.

In simple terms: Marriage can bring complex family dynamics.

Key Takeaway

Beware of burdens disguised as tradition.

Themes

family expectations marital pressure gender roles social obligations cultural norms

Mood

ironic reflective wry

Type

humor cultural critique

When to use this quote

  • marriage counseling
  • family gatherings
  • cultural festivals
  • intergenerational households

Key Concepts

in-law relationships marital expectations social pressure

Practical Applications

  • advice on setting boundaries
  • counseling for marital stress

Questions to Reflect On

  • How can one balance respect for elders with personal well‑being?
  • What boundaries are healthy in in-law relationships?
A Different Perspective

Some view these family ties as supportive networks rather than burdens.

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