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i have been dealing with this for about a year. Really starting to lose my mind. What can i do
? Please help! Last edited by estimated prophet; Oct 12, 2011 at 01:14 PM. |
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How does your family feel about her? Could be a reaction, don't know. I know my husband and I get treated as a "pair" by his family/siblings; I'm deemed really smart
![]() Look at all aspects of your family; how your family feels about you, how they treat you, whether she'd feel left out because you all are "close" and kind of exclude her at all (she wasn't raised with you so doesn't have the background/family history; they may resent her for getting in between that) and make sure you don't just want to keep things the "same" with your family now that you're part of a different one; if she doesn't like them and/or they don't like her, which "side" you take will be telling; if there's an actual problem where she isn't treated well by your family, you have to stand up for her and be on her side now, not your old families! You have chosen her and have to keep choosing her to have your marriage work. You can't have both, especially if she doesn't "fit" because they don't like her or because she has a legitimate complaint that you are too tied to them still.
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Hi ~ I agree with Perna -- there are times when the wife IS treated badly or "differently" than others. Be sure you're being fair when looking at BOTH sides of the issue.
I wasn't treated well by my ex's family, because of something he told them about ANOTHER girl, and they thought he meant ME -- and he never corrected them!!! So they didn't think I was "good enough" for their little boy. LOL Then there are just times when personalities just don't "mix." It's no ones fault -- it just happens. But if she really IS being treated differently, you need to do something about it and put a stop to it. Hopefully it's just cause you two haven't been married that long and she still feels a bit "uncomfortable" --- maybe she's trying too hard to live up to their expectations or something. Talk to her -- find out what EXACTLY is going on. Best of luck. Hugs, Lee |
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