Marriage brings two people together, but it can also bring two families closer. And sometimes, that closeness can become too close.
‎Your in-laws can love you, support you, advise you and become an important part of your family—but where does family involvement end and marital privacy begin?
‎Should parents and in-laws have a say in major decisions like finances, childbirth, where couples live, parenting or how disagreements are handled?
‎Or should couples be free to make their own decisions without extended family interference?
‎Respecting your in-laws doesn't mean giving them control over your marriage. At the same time, setting boundaries doesn't have to mean disrespecting the people who raised your partner.
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‎If your partner's family keeps interfering in your marriage, who should set the boundary—the husband/wife whose family it is, or both partners together?
‎And what's one boundary with in-laws you believe every married couple should have? 👇🏽❤️‍ Let's drop our thoughts on this in the comment section