Jun 3, 2008 20:58 | |
![]() | "when husbands want their wives back, they have to go to their mother-in-law's home,when they arrive they are offen scolded by the members As a result they have to apologize to their wives and promise never do it again." They do promise that they won't do it again but actually they still make the same mistake again and again. When his wife goes to her mom's home again, he apologizes and takes her home. I am wondering if their apology is very useful. Why do they break their promise again and again? |
Jun 5, 2008 22:29 | |
![]() | "Why do they break their promise again and again? " Cherry, because they are the same with women, always changeable. Seriously, quarreling and fighting are unavoidable. Did you see any couple who never quarrel or fight? At least I haven't seen such a model couple. Do you know a Chinese saying---床头打,床尾合? Although the couple quarrel or fight with each other, they have to sleep at the same bed at night. Sometimes, quarreling or fighting can reinforce the realationship between the husband and the wife. |
Jun 9, 2008 16:44 | |
![]() | My sister's brother-in-law had a short marriage here in the U.S. He and his wife had an argument and the wife stormed back to her parents. Her parents took her side against the husband. the general concensus was that the parents should have told their daughter "you are married now. You must go back and work it out." Marriage takes work and there are bound to be disagreements. If the wife knows she can run away to the shelter of mommy and daddy, she will not work at the marriage. |
Jun 17, 2008 21:03 | |
![]() | "Her parents took her side against the husband." No doubt, they took her side because she was their child.Yinduffy, actually few parents can do what you have said, telling their chidlren that they have to go back to solve the problem. Most of the parents, especially the mom, stand by her children's side no matter they are wrong or right. They have to understand that the children must grow up and learn to deal with the problem by themselves. Haven't they ever thought this question---If they were gone, where do their children go? |
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