The article discusses the idea that our greatest adversaries are often not external forces but rather our own family members. It references a quote that illustrates the conflicts that can arise within households, highlighting the tensions between parents, children, and in-laws. The author emphasizes that both daughters-in-law and mothers-in-law share responsibility for family discomfort. The piece acknowledges the changing dynamics of human relationships and the generational gaps that lead to misunderstandings. Parents often want their children to adhere to their values, while children seek independence. The author cites Khalil Gibran's advice to parents about not forcing their children to be like them. To illustrate these familial conflicts, the article provides examples of common dialogues and interactions within families, showcasing the frustration, insults, and misunderstandings that can occur. The overall theme is a reflection on the complexities of family relationships and the need for understanding amidst the inevitable conflicts that arise. A man’s household foes! by Valibhai Musa in English Motivational Stories 1 678 Downloads 1.9k Views Writen by Valibhai Musa Category Motivational Stories Read Full Story Download on Mobile Description Today I stand in front of you with this Article with a surprising title creating curiosity in you to know about our household foes (enemies). Before I go further, I urge you to sit back relaxed and read. These enemies are not the outsiders or external, but they are our own – our own family members living with us under one roof. These are not the words of mine, but somebody has quoted as “For a son dishonors his father, a daughter rises up against her mother, a daughter-in-law is against her mother-in-law – a man’s enemies are the members of More Likes This The Old Man and His Horse by Amar Vyas THE WAVES OF RAVI - PART 1 by Sureshbabu Mishra No One Knows the Depth of My Hurt by charitha reddy Vision Of Success Story - 5 by Piyush Goel 99 rules of business success by Mahendra Sharma My Cup Of T by Ashish Ikigai: lessons from the book by Mahendra Sharma More Interesting Options English Short Stories English Spiritual Stories English Fiction Stories English Motivational Stories English Classic Stories English Children Stories English Comedy stories English Magazine English Poems English Travel stories English Women Focused English Drama English Love Stories English Detective stories English Moral Stories English Adventure Stories English Human Science English Philosophy English Health English Biography English Cooking Recipe English Letter English Horror Stories English Film Reviews English Mythological Stories English Book Reviews English Thriller English Science-Fiction English Business English Sports English Animals English Astrology English Science English Anything English Crime Stories