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Long story short: Muslim girl decides to live a western-style of life, engages in premarital relationships with non Muslims, someone finds out and sends regular letters to her parents, she starts to feel guilt for not being a good Muslim, goes nuts and kills herself by jumping from the roof. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/9…
What do you think of the person sending letters? Did he/she do the right thing?

I feel enormous guilt over the fact that I haven’t found a particular talent or niche or whatever in life, that I just work hard at a full-time job but I’m not particularly passionate about it and am not also in school or pursuing something else. I realize that this is mostly because of other people and their expectations of me. All I really want, what I really dream about, is marrying my long-term boyfriend who I love very very dearly and can’t imagine being with anyone else, and having a baby together. He wants to get married too, we’ve talked about it, but for some reason hasn’t asked me. Is there something wrong with me for just wanting to marry him and have a family together, and to be the best mother and wife I can be? Is there something insufficient about that?

I feel enormous guilt over the fact that I haven’t found a particular talent or niche or whatever in life, that I just work hard at a full-time job but I’m not particularly passionate about it and am not also in school or pursuing something else. I realize that this is mostly because of other people and their expectations of me. All I really want, what I really dream about, is marrying my long-term boyfriend who I love very very dearly and can’t imagine being with anyone else, and having a baby together. He wants to get married too, we’ve talked about it, but for some reason hasn’t asked me. Is there something wrong with me for just wanting to marry him and have a family together, and to be the best mother and wife I can be? Is there something insufficient about that?

I feel enormous guilt over the fact that I haven’t found a particular talent or niche or whatever in life, that I just work hard at a full-time job but I’m not particularly passionate about it and am not also in school or pursuing something else. I realize that this is mostly because of other people and their expectations of me. All I really want, what I really dream about, is marrying my long-term boyfriend who I love very very dearly and can’t imagine being with anyone else, and having a baby together. He wants to get married too, we’ve talked about it, but for some reason hasn’t asked me. Is there something wrong with me for just wanting to marry him and have a family together, and to be the best mother and wife I can be? Is there something insufficient about that?

I feel enormous guilt over the fact that I haven’t found a particular talent or niche or whatever in life, that I just work hard at a full-time job but I’m not particularly passionate about it and am not also in school or pursuing something else. I realize that this is mostly because of other people and their expectations of me. All I really want, what I really dream about, is marrying my long-term boyfriend who I love very very dearly and can’t imagine being with anyone else, and having a baby together. He wants to get married too, we’ve talked about it, but for some reason hasn’t asked me. Is there something wrong with me for just wanting to marry him and have a family together, and to be the best mother and wife I can be? Is there something insufficient about that?

I was gonna by ten grand worth of my company stock when it was down to a dollar from it’s usual fifteen or twenty dollars a couple years ago when the stock market was down, and at the last second changed my mind, and then a year and a half later it boomed from a dollar not just back to fifteen or twenty, but to fifty five dollars a share! If I’d put the ten thousand, or even five thousand in I’d be rich, and now I’m kicking myself silly.
but I also realized that our company could have easily declaredbankruptcyy like so many others and I’d have lost all my money, but still it is painful.
Do stock brokers go through this all the time? “Oh man, woulda shoulda coulda” every time a stock goes through the roof but they didn’t buy any.
It’s different for me though, because the ten thousand I wanted to invest anyway, just wasn’t sure where to invest it at the time, and it was my own company stock, and my friends told me to buy it, but for some reason I changed my mind, and my money just sat in my checking account when it could have made me rich.
I feel really bad, since that money would solve everything for me right now in my life, and I was so close. I tried to tell myself that this happens all the time in the stock market, and there’s no way of really knowing what’s gonna happen, but it’s still painful.
Anybody know any secrets to help get me over the guilt?