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婚姻現狀

我該怎麽表達現在的狀態？
我們認識三年，在這三年提過結婚，被我爸媽阻止！不聽話的我最終還是嫁給他！本以爲會順順利利！結果卻。。。。今晚是平安夜！我們又一次吵架還是爲了他父母，他讓我將心比心，我怎麽可能將心比心呢，一開始我對他父母很好！但慢慢的矛盾出現了，他媽媽做事不細心！我也沒指望她給我做什麽！就跟平常人做個飯刷個碗！難道他們不吃飯？他都整不幹淨！讓我大著肚子自己買菜自己做自己刷！女性朋友聽到這，是不是覺得我是活該？我承認！我活該！真的很生氣才說出來的！他爸呢是個很摳的人，從來不買菜啥的！我感覺他們就覺得沒必要付出！那我就想說了，你們現在年輕不幫襯，到老了怎麽辦？一直這樣下去！我生的時候，就我老公一個人照顧我！我第一次下床的時候！連一個人都沒有扶我！我自己一步步移的！永遠忘不了！在醫院半個月，因爲傷口液化！在他家呆了半個月！這半個月我老公一直照顧我！但在月子時，我老公我倆吵架了，是因爲他父母！當時吵得很厲害！都准備去離婚！後來看看我還沒滿月的兒子，我不忍心。。寶媽們你們懂我當時的感受嘛？我想我老公是理解我的！到後來還是不理解，曾經覺得我老公跟我只要吵架就因爲他家人，可後來慢慢的都變了，我倆也出現問題了！今晚是平安夜我倆又吵架了，還是因爲他的父母！又一次提到離婚！我真的很煎熬！我只要一想到他家人我都會無比的生氣，和委屈，他父母真的是我過不去的坎！懂的人一看就了解，不懂的人也別摻和，別瞎評論！莫勸我大度，不信換個人你試試！

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