User contribution: Would you mind living with your partner's parents after marriage?---Let's vote and join the discussion!🙋♂️
Mar 27, 2024
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Roena Pollard
It depends on if they need care if they up in age or an illness and need to be care for
Daniel
It depends entirely on why they are still living with parents so can't say for sure
William
They had to put up with him/her for the last 18/22 years and now you want to live somewhere where every argument discussion will be 3 to 1. No thank you. Hard enough getting thru the first 5 years without ‘mom’s’ opinion making judgement calls harder to agree upon.