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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have read all of your posts,Op 
across different threads that you started.

It really is beyond belief that:

- you have been to Bangladesh before and are still unprepared for many things

- that even in your second visit you cannot navigate your way around simple cooking things like breakfast other than using a pancake maker that you took from US

- there are many ways to get across the street without walking if thats difficult for you - you said your kids like the rickshaw.

- LOADS of local places sell pizza there not just Dominoes

- you keep saying Bengal this and Bengal that, it’s “Bengali” - please know the difference if you are married to a Bangladeshi, and have kids too so you can teach them

- if you visit a place like Serene Garden in “rural Bangladesh “ and still complain about dirty cushions, sorry you are a troll.

- you claim no one told you about certain things - you could surely look them up online when in the US, but you didn't because  you want to be ignorant, or want dh to spoon feed you everything. Or you love drama.

- communication with your dh needs to be a lot more transparent,( and has nothing to do with Bangladesh and its rural cities, ) but thats a different story.

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Op here. My dh uses both Bengal and Bengali interchangeably. I'm not going to reply to the rest of your post because it's clear you're being mean-spirited. Probably some kind of reverse racism going on. Also, please know Bengali people views indians as being overly complicated. I think there are a lot of Indian who think Bangladesh is exactly like India and it's not. Lots of condescending know-it-alls on this forum. Every single thing you posted was critical. How is that helpful?

I am no longer posting on here but thanks to the people who were helpful and respectful.

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