Hello Goingtosugarland,
The first thing I notice is that both you and this girl have been pushed into this by other people.
I'd suggest getting her onto your side - no I'm not crazy!
Get her away from your parents/the house for a few hours - take her for a meal would be my suggestion - but you want somewhere you can talk without people interfering.
Start by explaining to her about your parents pressuring you - your cousins setting up the meeting. Make her understand that this was against your wishes.
Try to get it across to her that you feel she has been lead into this by other people in the same way that you are being pushed.
Tell her that you don't want to get married - your parents do but you do NOT. There is no need to tell her why not at this time.
But if she insists and you think it's right then you could - it may do more to help than to harm your cause.
If it works out right she will be on your side - if not you will at least clear the air with her.
The worst case senario is that she will go rushing back to your parents and tell them you don't want to get married.
If this happens go back with her and stand your ground - It may sound crazy but I think this is a better option than going off and hiding somewhere.
Go through the events and point out that you did not want this situation. That it was the people around you that engineered it and that you feel trapped in the middle.
I don't pretend to know the politics (family relations) in your house - but if my thinking is right - after the initial shouting match you should end up with the girl and your mother on your side.
Where you go from there as they say in Thailand is 'up to you'.
RR.
The first thing I notice is that both you and this girl have been pushed into this by other people.
I'd suggest getting her onto your side - no I'm not crazy!
Get her away from your parents/the house for a few hours - take her for a meal would be my suggestion - but you want somewhere you can talk without people interfering.
Start by explaining to her about your parents pressuring you - your cousins setting up the meeting. Make her understand that this was against your wishes.
Try to get it across to her that you feel she has been lead into this by other people in the same way that you are being pushed.
Tell her that you don't want to get married - your parents do but you do NOT. There is no need to tell her why not at this time.
But if she insists and you think it's right then you could - it may do more to help than to harm your cause.
If it works out right she will be on your side - if not you will at least clear the air with her.
The worst case senario is that she will go rushing back to your parents and tell them you don't want to get married.
If this happens go back with her and stand your ground - It may sound crazy but I think this is a better option than going off and hiding somewhere.
Go through the events and point out that you did not want this situation. That it was the people around you that engineered it and that you feel trapped in the middle.
I don't pretend to know the politics (family relations) in your house - but if my thinking is right - after the initial shouting match you should end up with the girl and your mother on your side.
Where you go from there as they say in Thailand is 'up to you'.
RR.
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