Txo Hwj Chim Txuas Tau Kev Hlub~10/17/2023~

Hmong Inspiring Story: Be humble is the best medicine in life
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[@miabhlub63]

Good story. Pom dej dag siab thiaj nqi. I do believe in second chances..and a person can change if person's willing to.

[@maivyaj5951]

Im glad this nyab came to understand the value/importance of a "nyab" Im proud of you, sister!

[@TouYang-kl3es]

There's always 2nd chance. People can change to become better! Humble is the key to success in our lives? Self educated is what you learn from your lesson.

[@charlesher.9508]

Nrog nej.tsev neeg zoo siab os. Tus txiv yog yus txoj sia es thov kom sib2 hlb os. Txhob tu siab rau koj tus me nyab no vim yog nws raug cob txoj kev g zoo ntawv ib txwm los ntawm nws tsev neeg xwb nws thiaj coj los ua rau nej thaum pib tiam sis zoo qhov koj tus nus muaj txoj kev hlub tiag rau nws thaum kawg nws thiaj txawj mob siab thiab nco txog nkawv kev sib hlub ua rau nws hloov hlo los txo hwj chim los yoog nej thiab hlub nej zoo siab heev os mog.😂😂😂😂❤❤l

[@electricgenie966]

I'm happy for your SIL that she has changed for the better. This is the kind of daughter-in-law any family would want.

[@piamoua3649]

That's one in a million.

[@maichang7338]

I’m happy that your nyab was lucky enough to get a chance to start over with your brother. Not everyone gets that kind of do over. Your family are good people also, forgiving someone for years of them not knowing how to respect you is not easy. Wishing them many more years of happiness together.

[@chaituaher724]

Glad to see some one changed

[@colleenchan9872]

Yog ua neeg nyob yog yus khav yus lub meej mom thiab nyiaj tsa fwjchim los luam neeg xwb ces yus yeej kawg tau nyob ib leeg kho siab khuav xwb nawb! Mas yuav tau hloov tiag tiag li ov.. txhob hloov los ua yeeb yam rau neeg saib neeg qhuas yuam tsum ua tsheeb ua qhov yog zoo luag thiaj saib yus txoj kev hloov muaj nuj nqis thiab ov..

[@txawjnyom3986]

Most of poj niam hmoob ces nco ntsoov txhob txhawb nws mus kawm ntawv siab los es yuav los fwm koj nawb thaum lawv mus kawm ntawv siab los txog ces lawv khav tias lawv ntse ces lawv saib koj zoo li tus qhev xwb poj niam hmoob mas tus txiv kawm siab es tus niam kawm qis mas thiaj mloog tus txiv hais xwb. Tsuas pom koj tus nyab thiaj los nyoo ua zoo xwb hos dua li cov coob mas lawv yeej tsis nyoo hlo li vim lawv khav tias lawv txawj ntse heev.

[@user-il2ff1sy7m]

Beautiful inspiring story 👏

[@MsPangY]

Wow, I Understand How That Feels! Sometimes, They Want To Throw Everything Away But You Can't Throw Things Away When It's New & Sometimes You Don't Have The Money To Keep On Buying Beuacse You Cherish Things That You Work Hard For ... Very Sad For Those Who Have Good Hearts!! A Degree Is Just A Paper, It's Not Like Your A Queen or Muti - Millionaire!!!

[@paovue401]

Degree tsua yog ib txoj kev mus khwv nyiaj txiag los rau yus lub neej kom tau noj tau hau xwb tsis yog coj degree los saib tsis tau lwm tus. Txawm luag tsis muaj degree los luag yeej tsis niaj hnub tuaj thov yus noj lis los mas.

[@tongkafamilyuasi2223]

Should done in the first place but glad she willing to change.

[@8Loj8zoo]

kev Hloov pauv ces yeej yog Pib ntawm yus tus kheej ho xaus los yeej los xaus rau ntawm yus tus kheej xwb mog..HMOOB..2😂😂

[@electricgenie966]

She's only has a degree but she's not smart or wise. Having a degree doesn't mean that your thinking and ideas are bigger and better than the ones who doesn't.

[@paoher56]

Obtaining a higher level of education, i.e. formal education, does not mean "ntse". My Hmong people equate formal education to "ntse", but they are not synonymous. School provides formal education; the application of that education is knowledge; the proper use of that knowledge to apply to the self along with personal education may be "ntse". While "ntse" may not necessarily require a higher level of formal education, it does exemplify it.

[@jackieyunan4899]

Ua ib zaug poj nrauj thiaj paub nawb...

[@pangyang7551]

Your Nyab is not educated, she only has a degree. Educated people are open minded & respect people regardless of their status. Glad she got educated after your brother divorced her.

[@kaylauj]

😂, sorry...I'm glad she learned her lesson.

[@myprecious6751]

Glad she found her wrongs and changed her life. Her parents taught her wrong

[@sunvaj6754]

Lol..! She claimed she is very smart but she chose you! She probably had an Eat Out degree. Anyway, she made a huge change. Congratulation to both of you.

[@wendylee4892]

Your sister in-law isn’t in the wrong. That’s the lifestyle that she chooses. It’s your dumb brother who chose to not see that and still went for her because he’s desperate. He’s the one who needs to work harder to earn respect and live like how she wants. Truth is if you want the upper hand in your marriage and want to lead a wife and family, you need to take charge and get educated, have wealth, be smart all around etc…she’s right he’s a dummy. They didn’t know how to choose the right life partner 😅. But she knows that your brother feels like home…True that she shouldn’t use her degree to whip him.

[@kouavang5928]

I never understand the so many exact quotes of these stories, not possible and not real. Just tell the without so many exact quotes and sounds

[@hlixyooj8179]

The way you describe her family, makes sense she was a terrible person.

[@ThePrincessWorrior]

Nah, y’all women just jealous of her that she can do what she wanted where y’all are slaving away 😂

[@hlh9393]

Tau ua teacher xwb ua cas yuav khav theeb ua luaj li na.

[@paris3478]

Maum dev tsaj ntse

[@hmonglis4051]

Not true at all! You will get used n hurt.