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Firstly I am not marrying out of pressure. Infact I want to start a family or something to call my own. My parents have given up. So..
Reason behind the post was just to know how fellow women lawyers navigated the arranged marriage process and post marriage life with hectic hours. Also to know other elements in the process - did you really find romance/spark etc.
It's not easy for a women to work 247. I wanted to hear success stories / failures to learn more as I also look at matches.
And if in wildest dreams, even if we got hitched, toh tumse paise leta kaun ?