Can I hide the fact that I was divorced from my girlfriend s parents?

Don't, never. Let this divorce be a thing of the past forever, and don't mention it. I have a friend who is like this, the woman is divorced, she has no children, and the man knows, but the man doesn't mind, and he doesn't tell his family, (because the man knows that his family will be prejudiced against the woman), so the man never lets his family know, and now he has a boy, and the family is very happy.

Remember, this is unspeakably dense and well-intentioned deception.

Don't bring up such sensitive topics with her family just yet, try to cultivate a relationship with her family, try to let them know more about your personality and other strengths, and then talk about them tactfully when the time comes.

You have to tell her parents the truth, it's not easy for people to raise their daughters, and they are also afraid that their daughters will be hurt, you should understand.

And you should try to do a good job so that they can rest assured that their daughter will be handed over to you.

If you hide the fact of your divorce now, it will be a big deal if it is exposed later! When the time comes, you will lose your wife and your soldiers.

A happy marriage is possible only when both parents have the blessing of both parents.

It's better not to tell!

Respect your girlfriend's decision, but go with her to the consequences of doing so, I think that's the only thing you can do

Sometimes, lies are beautiful! I believe that what you are saying is what you are saying now! Bless you all.

Tell Can't Hide it and talk to her parents sincerely

Dizzy, you've been divorced and you're so naïve, you almost understand why you're divorced.

Damn, divorced, what's the shame.

Explain that you are a man.

It's not a man, it's not married.

Find a time to confess to her. Explain the reason for the incident and clear your expression of your heart for her. The final result depends on the state of both of you.

The ultimate honesty is invincible.

First of all, you have to see if you mind if your girlfriend hides the divorce, and if you don't mind and are willing to accept it, then consider whether to tell your parents.

This kind of thing, most parents should not be able to accept it, but I don't know if your parents can accept it, so first of all, I suggest that you find out whether your parents can accept the divorce of their future daughter-in-law, if you are not clear, you can test it, but remember not to say this when tempting, "Can you accept that your future daughter-in-law has been divorced before?" "If you say this kind of thing, it is easy for your parents to be alert, in case your parents are more careful, they may deduce that your girlfriend has been divorced, so I suggest you find a time, when chatting with your parents, pretend to tell them inadvertently, you have a friend who has found a girlfriend, who is divorced, and then take this to see what kind of words your parents say, what kind of reaction, if your parents do not react, then you can continue, I don't know if your friend's parents can accept this, In general, you can listen to your parents' opinions, and then think about whether you should tell your parents about this according to whether your parents can accept it.

If your parents can accept it, then everything will be easy, you can tell your parents, they can accept it anyway, if your parents can't accept it, then first you have to find out, if you choose to hide this kind of thing, is it possible that your parents will know for themselves one day? To put it bluntly, are you sure that you will be able to hide it from your parents for the rest of your life? If you are sure, then it is best not to tell your parents, otherwise, you may beat the mandarin duck, but if you are not sure, even your parents are likely to know about it in the future, then I advise you to confess it now, or go back, in case you two get married, your parents will know that their daughter-in-law has been divorced before, I am worried that they will put all the fault on your girlfriend, and then all kinds of disdain to your girlfriend, will make your girlfriend be wronged, in case another trouble is not good, Maybe your girlfriend will have to divorce for the second time, and the two of you will have to collapse, now confess first, and then discuss with your girlfriend, the two of you can impress your parents with practical actions, such as asking your girlfriend to visit your parents more, so that your parents can know more about your girlfriend, maybe you can let go of your prejudices and accept her, in case your parents just don't agree, then the two of you will discuss how to deal with it, marriage is really a big thing, especially for people like your girlfriend who have experienced a failed marriage, I think she should understand that she must be well prepared and think about it before she can enter into marriage.

Girlfriend Savage once divorced and later told her parents. You feel sick in your heart, don't you? In fact, he was afraid of losing you, so she didn't tell you.

You said that your parents will definitely disagree, and if you don't mind your girlfriend's divorce, you can accept her. It's useless for them to object, it's better to tell your parents, do ideological work for your parents, and get them to agree.

If you tell your parents that they are willing to give you will not agree to your marriage, if you love this woman, don't care about this, she didn't tell you because she was afraid that she would leave her after you knew about it, she must have told you because you could come together, and she would tell you slowly when you got married.

Maybe it was the truth that was told in the first place, and that would be the best. If you are still friends, you should still explain it to your parents. At least let people know the truth!