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What is the most unbearable thing in your married life?
What I can't stand most is cheating. Deception is an act of disloyalty. If I find my married partner fooling around outside, I will definitely not make her feel better.

There are so many things in my life that I feel that sometimes I don't want to get married. After marriage, women age faster, and more importantly, if they are serious, they will experience a lot of sadness. I have a menstruator who is my grandmother's matchmaker. Originally, she didn't want to marry her husband, but his husband always asked my grandmother to be a matchmaker. Later, my grandmother couldn't help but often fix them up. Finally they got married and had three children. My watch has been menstruating in the village since I can remember, and I have never seen her husband. Later, her husband found a mistress outside. After the divorce, her mother-in-law and husband went one step further and refused to give her any of the three children. She went to her mother-in-law's house to look after the children, and her mother-in-law put them away. She was really sad at that time, and I thought some boys were unreliable. I didn't want to get married or anything at that time. Later, I remarried during menstruation and gave birth to a child. Now my life is very good.

What bothers me most is not knowing me. Sometimes when I am with my boyfriend, I am afraid that he will not understand me and that I will not tolerate me. Once, I was that kind of driving school agent, and then I added some people, both boys and girls. Sometimes after adding boys, they will talk to me. I'm sure I'll tell others, but I won't say anything that doesn't make sense. Many times my boyfriend will be very, very angry when he sees it. He also said to delete it all, because I want to make money. Who else will add people? He sometimes scolds me like this, saying that I am the kind of person who still wants to find a boyfriend. At that time, no matter how I explained it, he wouldn't listen, so if I got married, my grandmother would definitely let my husband understand me and tolerate me instead of thinking with his head.