My Marriage Is Dying Before My Eyes: Help

@D-reloaded.

Yeah right, you didn't call it a dream last night. And you don't call it a dream every time we are alone. Do you want to go to the Super Bowl in Arizona ??

@ Shapey,Amsky and all that took part in this great experience.I want to say thank you for sharing.This has kept me both entertained and educated me for a good week.There's nothing more to be said on this thread,unless you want to let the whole nairaland in on your everyday life as a married woman.
Nairaland is just too HOT!!

Very interesting thread.

But to be honest, I also had my suspicions.  The whole story sounded too much like a typical nollywood movie.

- Two people were living happily before, something happened along the line, someone then tried to take advantage of that situation to cause conflict between them, in-laws also got in the way, but somehow, the couples managed to scale through, and they're living happily ever after.
First of all, this lady sounded too composed for one who was supposedly going through a trauma (just an obersvation, I may be wrong), especially with the way we were being updated almost everyday with fresh incidences.  Secondly, the sister-in-law's portrayal here seems to be very unrealistic, IMO.  She suddenly transformed from being the nice, lovely understanding angel, to the wild, vicious devil??  Honestly, I only see this in movies (perhaps, I'm just naive? ).
By the way, how come we didn't hear anything else about the guy that supposedly started the whole brouhaha - I mean the guy that delivered the message (the 360degree talk)??  Methinks he is supposed to have been summoned as well, for describing their mother's condition in such an insensitive manner, which eventually created these whole problem.

- Moreso, I thought I was the only one that noticed the similarities in the writing styles of the families involved.

But anyways, fiction or not, this was really "edutaining".  I really don't mean to sound insensitive, as a matter of fact, I sincerely hope I'm wrong in my petty observations.  There are lots of lessons to be learnt from here though, especially for those ladies who don't know the right time to get serious (laughing at serious issues - It's just so annoying, though I wouldn't have reacted the way Mr. Shapey did anyway).

All the same, I think Wale Adenuga would be interested in this script. (j/k)


Please oo, don't crucify me oo.  Freedom of speech.  Thank you.