Elma Theana Becomes More Spoiled as Her Daughter's Wedding Approaches

Kapanlagi.com - Elma Theana is becoming more spoiled as her daughter, Isya Adinda Kalia's wedding, is planned to take place this October. Recently, Elma has been spending a lot of time in Isya's room, feeling sad and missing her because she will soon be separated from her daughter.

Elma expressed, "Lately I've been in her room a lot, right? What are you doing here, Mom? Soon you will be taken away, right?" She stated that her presence in Isya's room is a form of attention and care because Isya's wedding is getting closer.

According to Elma, she feels very spoiled towards Isya. "Mom just wants to be with you, right? Telling stories and all. Soon you will be taken away, I will definitely be sad, I will miss you, right? What should I do? It’s normal for me to be spoiled with my child, so it’s really obvious," she said.

1. So Close to the Child

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Although often joking, Elma is serious about her closeness with Isya. "She just likes to joke around. If my child is about to be taken by someone else. So I'm the one who is spoiled to them now. Just let it be, Bun, my child said that, later for sure, since it’s close, right?" she explained.

Elma added that Isya and her future husband will live not far from her house after they get married. "Her house, thank God, already exists, it’s really made to be not far from me, so I can still. I live in the Cilandak area, she’s in Andara, so it’s close. Thank God it’s close, so I can," she said.

As a form of family closeness, Elma suggested that they hold regular meetings. "Basically, once a week they must come to Bunda's house. Bunda will hold a study session. Because all of her children and my child are already married, this is the last one," she revealed.

2. Mandate Children to Study Religion

Elma reminds that even though her children are married, it is important to maintain family ties. "At least once a month, they must come to Bunda's house, with their partners, we study together, we eat together, the bond should not be lost," she emphasized.

According to Elma, it is essential for Generation Z to prioritize religion in their lives. "Because kids in Gen Z nowadays, even if they are married, for me, religion is still number one. They don't have time for rituals, so I ask the children to have a religious gathering at Bunda's house at least once a month," she explained.

Elma also stressed the importance of cooperation in organizing family meetings. "So, for example, who’s turn is it to be the leader? The leader should be the one to find the ustaz, and who will gather the food, it’s important that they have to cooperate," she said.

(kpl/aal/jje)