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 The price I have to pay for betraying my husband For illustration purpose only My husband is controlling and does not respect my family. The sad family wife made me have an affair, leading to a very sad ending. We had a long distance relationship for three years, then were married for seven years up until now. Our marriage has always been full of ups and downs. He is from the north, I am from the south. He is quite responsible to his family, not addicted to alcohol, does not have affairs. The main problem is that he is very controlling and I have to obey him in many matters. He is not respectful towards my family either. He has never joined weddings or death rituals in my family. My mother lives close to us. Each month I give her VND3 million ($128.03) for her expenses. She usually comes home early from work and cooks for all of us. My husband is quite calculating. He says that the monthly food cost should not be that high, since my mom has four days each month when she only eats ...

Advise your daughter to resign as PM's senior adviser on economics and finance, Muhyiddin tells Anwar Anwar's stupid mistakes will help Bersatu and PAS to gain more support from rakyat Unofficially observed as pro-Datuk Seri Mohamed Azmin Ali, news portal MalaysiaNow reported  Perikatan Nasional chairman Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin has joined the chorus of condemnation on the appointment of Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim's daughter as a senior economic adviser to her father, saying it is just the latest in a series of missteps that started with the inclusion of Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi in the Cabinet despite the criminal charges against him. Muhyiddin also listed three things Anwar could do to redeem his image: instruct Zahid to take leave pending the conclusion of his corruption trials, step down as finance minister, and tell his daughter Nurul Izzah Anwar to resign from the position she was appointed to earlier this month. Nurul, a woman of talent with brig...

 Is this Ayuh Malaysia ?   Carmelo Ferlito Not paid as senior adviser to PM is not the issue,  actual cost of politics is  the consequences of bad policies Center for Market Education (CME)  has joined the chorus of criticisms against Nurul Izzah Anwar’s appointment as Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s senior economics and finance adviser, questioning her credentials to hold such a position, b luntly but frankly.  FMT reported the said group of thinkers pointed out that Nurul Izzah, a PKR vice-president, may be qualified in the field of engineering and international relations, but it did not matter. “She does not possess any specific background in economics or finance. While this is not necessary for primary political roles such as ministers or deputy ministers, it should be mandatory for advisers and counsellors,” CME CEO Carmelo Ferlito said in a statement today.  Yesterday, Nurul Izzah explained that she would not be paid in her role as s...