My boyfriend has two daughters after being widowed, and one of them has a bit of a problem with inte

If you like him as a person, you should accept everything about him, otherwise you can only break up.

If you are not mentally prepared to endure hardships and stand hard work, don't continue with your boyfriend, it is better to find another boyfriend, otherwise if you can't stand the hardship after getting married and regret the divorce, it will be a great harm to both parties.

Hehe!!! What's the matter? If you marry and do not take care of your two children (or abandon them), you are committing a crime and harming others and yourself.

It's sad enough to have a little problem with intelligence, but you're on the right side of the story, joking with the fate of children.

In short, those who are responsible take it, and those who are not responsible let go.

A warning to all! It is rare to kill an ex-husband and ex-wife after marriage? Getting married and killing children is really weak, and it's disgusting.

If you can accept your boyfriend, you have to accept everything from him, you can't say that you only accept his good conditions and not accept his bad conditions, not only accept his daughter with intellectual problems, but also take care of that child, otherwise your final result can be imagined.

What are you going to do, people also have their own relatives, if you want to marry him, you can also take care of his two children.

If you are willing to follow him, you have to accept two children.

I should take my time to accept her, because she will be your daughter in the future.

Look at this man's character, how is his ability? And how about your feelings for this man?

The child doesn't care, the parents and guardians take care of the children, and the property is finally divided This is for the unfilial son, the right, will there be, the parents? Is that how the law is enforced? It's too powerful for parents to care. It is too unfair to divide property more than to take care of people's rights.

Do you mean that the disabled are widowed and have 2 daughters? If so, the estate of the disabled person shall be jointly inherited by his two daughters and his parents, who were still alive at the time of his death.

Although the elder brother is his guardian, he cannot inherit his estate. Because the elder brother is his second-order heir, as long as there is one other person in the first-order heir, the second-order heir cannot inherit, but if the elder brother lives with him and takes more care of him, he can ask for a proper share of the inheritance.

The son is gone and has a bad attitude towards you, why do you care about her, ask the child's own opinion, you don't need to be angry yourself.

After all, it's the child's own grandmother, or refer to the child's opinion, she has always been in this state, and you don't need to worry about what family has a difficult scripture to read with the elderly, and now there are people who take care of you, this little grievance, what if you endure it