Our goal is to emphasize the importance of family traditions and reveal the talents of women in marriage.
Today we will tell you about 26-year-old Aynazik Tangatarova.
Aynazik is a resident of the village named after Lenin in the Suzak district of the Jalal-Abad region. She was born in 1999 in Kara-Darya and now lives in the village named after Lenin after getting married. She is currently on maternity leave, taking care of her mother-in-law and father-in-law, raising children, and creating videos.
“I got married at 18. I met my husband through his younger sister, who said, ‘I have a brother, take a look at him.’ We met, and he immediately confessed, ‘I like you, I will take you with me,’” A. Tangatarova shared her memories.
The first steps in the new family were difficult for her.
“Becoming a daughter-in-law, I faced challenges. It was not easy to settle into a foreign home; I was very shy. Once my mother-in-law suggested baking bread, I agreed, kneaded the dough, but forgot to add yeast. Out of embarrassment, I hid that dough and made a new one,” she recounted her experience.
Aynazik has been married for nine years and recalls the tough times when her father-in-law fell ill and could not walk, and the children were small.
“My husband worked around the clock, until two in the morning, for our family, while I had to take care of the children, my mother-in-law and father-in-law, as well as handle all household and yard chores. But during those tough times, we managed to achieve a lot: we bought a car and created the necessary living conditions,” she noted.
In her free time, Aynazik films videos about her daily life and helps her eldest daughter with her studies.
“I dream of becoming a food blogger and opening my own pastry shop,” she added.
Aynazik and her husband have four children: three daughters and a son.
