It?s no surprise that you and your partner will probably talk about a lot of things during your marriage. Your conversations will run the gamut from discussions on politics and Game of Thrones fan theories to deciding what to order from Uber Eats. Each of these conversations has their place in a relationship, but engaged or newlywed couples should also discuss some other, perhaps uncomfortable, topics.
Remember, marriage is about much more than the wedding day. You will be sharing your life with this other person, and you?ll have to work together to craft the lives you?ve always dreamed of. So before you and your sweetheart say, ?I do,? it?s important to get on the same page?and that means having some difficult conversations. Here are a few subjects you?ll want to broach with the love of your life. 1. How Will We Handle Family Drama"
We?ve talked about this many times before, but it bears repeating: when you marry someone, you also marry their family. While your wedding day may officially bond you to the love of your life, it also connects you to his or her relatives?and all their family drama, too! It?s important that newlyweds openly and honestly discuss their families so that they can successfully involve everyone in their new married life.
For example, should you speak up if your mother-in-law says something to offend you" Should your spouse call your parents to make plans for a family gathering, or is that your responsibility" Every family has its own u...