when girls says "after marriage what do u call my mom mom/aunty" its a sign of genuanly intrested?
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It's confusing question but if it is a girl's Mom than her call her Mrs. until she says different and the aunts call them aunt if you like................
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You don't mention if you have children.  Sometimes after women have children, they change their thought processes from wife to mother, and can't seem to differentiate when it comes to being with her husband.\n\nIf she's had kids, she might also be suffering from post-partum syndrome.  Or going through a form of depression.  She might let you perform for her, but not the other way around, because maybe she's doing all the other work around the house, not getting any help from you, so she's not putting any personal effort into you.\n\nIt also sounds like you need to put the romance back into your marriage.  Romance means intimacy, not physical intimacy, but emotional intimacy.
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In public and on all formal occasions, she is called Your/Her Majesty.  Naturally, in private, they call her grandma, or nanna, or whatever...
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After you're married.
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my mom's name is Aida.in Arabic it's mean feasting
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I heard this one this morning:\n\nI had an aunt who, whenever we met at a wedding, would nudge me on the arm and wink, saying, "you'll be next". It irritated the hell out of me, until one day when I finally got her to stop. We were at a funeral, and I nudged her on the arm, winked and said, "you'll be next."
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Yes, my husband and his mom sometimes act like they are married.. no, not that way. But you know what I mean, it's like the attached thing..
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Not sure, but in Australia, it means girl or woman.
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What's the gay commet about?  That is not even close.\nMy mom winks at me all the time. \nWinking can mean:\nJust Kidding\nI love you\nyou're cute\nit's just between us.\nI wink at my kids and my husband all the time.
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So, just a perspective from the other side...My mother has always been very liberal, and insistent that she is an independent person from my father...To the point that my wedding invitations couldn't say "Mr. & Mrs. invite you", they had to say "Jim & Carrie invite you".  \n\nI remember, as a kid, my friends trying to call her "Mrs. Smith", and she almost yelled at them to call her by her first name.  I think she likes to be identified by her first name, because that's how she has idenitified herself for her whole life.\n\nI was raised to address all people by their first names.  When I didn't know what this was, I asked my friends what their moms wanted to be called...For the most part, these were first names, although there was the occasional Mrs. Someone.  I think that it may be somewhat regional...Are you from the South by any chance?  And perhaps moved away from there?  From what I read in Dear Abby (the obvious all-knowing resource) and such, addressing adults using their last names (or with a title in front of their first name) is a tradition that has been very popular in the South (although I certainly apologize if this generalization doesn't fit your reality).\n\nHonesly, I don't care what people call me, as long as there are no swear words involved.  I have a first name, and it's how I identify myself to everyone.  I also have a last name, but as a woman, it's not the same one I grew up with, so I'm not quite as connected to it as my first.\n\nI think that the only way you can stop it is in your own home, and within your own family.  When your houseguests instructed their children to address you by your first name, it would have been entirely appropriate to say, "Actually, in this house, children address adults more properly.  Please call me Miss Elizabeth" (or Mrs. Jones, depending on what's most appropriate for the manners you were taught).  Also, raise your kids with this expectation, and encourage them to do so with their kids.\n\nGood luck - and thanks for having manners...It's a rare thing these days!
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an indian word meaning to have sex with one's mother
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Whatever you feel comfortable with.  I tried to call my inlaws mom/dad, but it didn't fit.  I didn't "feel it".  And I felt odd when my parents and his parents were at the same place and I'm calling my father in-law dad when my father was there.  I just phased it out and now I call them by their first names.  It's the same way with my hubby.  He calls my parents by their first names.  Although,when we give them gifts or cards it's addressed mom/dad from us.
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Then that means she is your cousin. SO NO. That is what we call insest her in America.
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Talk to your mom about it
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some say "if you love them let them go...if they come back it was meant to be" but you see, maybe her parents are "controlling" her...i had the same thing happen to me when i was younger..we both waited until i gradutated and i sat down and talked to my mom...i told her, you always told me to follow my heart, and not let anyone tell me what to do...i love ***** and he is my heart and you can either accept him or not it is your choice.....she and my husband are friends....i was with him for 6 years before we finally got married, i am married to him now and i still feel the love like we just began dating! maybe you should talk to her and find out how she feels!
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I'm going to be Momma, and my girlfriend will be Mommy.  When they get older, we'll have to see if they want to use Mom for one or both of us and let them decide what they like. \n\nChidlren who grow up in same sex households just get used to being specific when they're calling their parents.  It really is the least of one's problems with same sex parenting.
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b`coz she is your mom. my mom is agree whit your mom.see, i think all of moms say that.but we like this song b`coz we`re young and just like that kind of songs.i just hope when i`ll be as a mom dont do the same as my mom.