The in-law relationship can be one of the most challenging relationships there is. Even in the best situations, it’s still an arranged marriage. And when the two sides fall out of favor, it forces everyone to coexist within a bubble of discomfort and discontent.
Here’s how everyone can live happily ever after. Together.
Without it, you have friendship. And you have enough friends.
Understandably, addressing something as sensitive as sex can be daunting for everyone involved. But if you incorporate the following three-pronged approach during the discussion, you can get your happy ending.
As hard as it is to find the right romantic partner, it can be equally difficult to figure out if you got it wrong. How do you know if your relationship is over, or if it’s still worth fighting for?
Your answers to the five questions outlined inside will let you know if you should stay or go.
From family and finances to Friday night plans, marriage is rife with argumentative landmines.
But no matter what the details are of the disagreement, each side must be willing to compromise their way to common ground if they want to happily coexist.
The engagement is an odd transition period. For however long, the relationship’s underlying question has been, “Are we going to get married?”
But once someone gets on one knee, it shifts to the in-your-face-reality of, “We’re going to be married.”
And that can play with a person’s psyche.