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hi there, thank you for reading my post, i really would love some advice or constructive critasimn.Im a 24 year old newly wed and iv been wondering if i have made the biggest mistake of my life. i love my husband so very much
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Can you convince your husband that he needs to help the both of you get out of this situation soon? It sounds horrible, but it doesn't seem, from what you posted, to necessarily be your husband's fault.
I would try getting a new job, first. Then, saving up money to move ASAP, personally. |
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I agree. Try to get your husband to agree to move away. It's hard for anybody to live so close to relatives. Your in-laws sound unreasonable, too.
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Hello roxiannabell,
![]() It doesn't sound to me as though you're complaining about anything that is your husband's fault. No, I don't think that you made a mistake in marrying him (at this point). Rather, it sounds as though you two are in a very tough spot trying to make it work. Working for family can often be a complete nightmare! I know, I've done it a few times. ![]() ![]() I highly recommend that you and your hub sit down and talk openly about exactly what is going on and how unhappy you are living there. I would expect your hub to have some mixed emotions about the whole situation. It would be really helpful and bonding if you two could work together on coming up with a plan on how to end the path that you're on now. Perhaps he needs to sit and talk with his family and firmly request some peace for the two of you; ask his mom to stick to your scheduled hours of work, rather than pushing additional days and hours without pay; etc. Maybe he doesn't have that type of relationship, in which he can speak that openly with his family. If not, that's something that he's going to have to work on if you're going to make any progress. Don't give up though ~ give your hub a decent chance to really try to improve things first. From there, the two of you can talk about looking for work elsewhere & improving your own small family life. Very best wishes to you both!
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Hi There Roxiannabell ~
Whew! It sounds like drama at your place. So sorry to hear. I would say, you seem like a lovely,sincere & Patient new wife. And I agree with others here, working for family is hard enough without the close proximity of being under their roof too. Good Grief! Poor thing! You two have enough history to step back together as a couple & start making some plans of your own. Be a united front & think of yourselves as a little family. Setting goals together would be good. It goes without saying that work & home changes are at the top of the list. Boundaries seem to be an issue too. Talk to your husband about how best to set them with his family. Try to carve out some time together, even just to take a walk. Alone time is important for marriage at any stage. Don't forget: It's not you or your husband. It's the circumstances. Stick together & come up with a plan. Set some little reachable goals. It will be alright. You have each other ![]() ![]() |
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ahhh thank you so much everyone.
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