What do the current post 80s generation feel after getting married?

The perception is that two people must love each other and be willing to do anything for each other. It's the emotional foundation, and if you don't feel that you have a certain economic foundation, you must use contraception. Otherwise, it will definitely make the living arrangements of the next generation bad.

This mainly depends on the family style! If a girl is well educated by homeschooling, she will find a way to deal with the relationship between her mother-in-law and daughter-in-law. Mother-in-law is the same, see if she is sensible.

The relationship between husband and wife also depends on the family style! Two people with good character will be happy together.

The second floor is very reasonable, look at the character of two people, and maturity, mature and sensible two people together, can always properly deal with all kinds of problems in life, fewer problems, more happiness will be more, on the contrary, will not deal with the problem will affect the relationship because of firewood, rice, oil and salt, family members, etc.!

Your question includes all the post-80s ......

It is estimated that few brick families dare to stand up and risk the law of the second floor ......

But as far as I can see, it's like a sesame beard, sweet and sticky, but black.

The post-90s generation is very hard, and the last train that has experienced the one-child policy brings together the attention and love of the whole family, which is naturally a valuable asset when the post-90s are young, but when the post-90s grow up, they need to give back more. Even if the parents don't say it, the heavy sense of social responsibility is overwhelming, saying that it is learning Buddhism, it is better to say that it is a kind of self-mockery, like the culture and reconciliation that they once disdained, and the reconciliation with the traditional concepts of their parents, and the reconciliation with this society.

We always make countless excuses, "lazy", "busy", "tired", we don't pay attention to each other's feelings, don't express our feelings, don't bother to prepare, we denounce these rituals that need to be done with heart as formalism, throw away the love that needs to be managed like a burden, we want to sit back and enjoy a love that doesn't require any paying.

The post-90s generation is never a Buddhist youth, the post-90s have more emotional experience than any generation, the post-90s have richer emotions than any generation, the friction and contradictions in life are not the fault of one person, most of the post-90s are also post-90s, and more mutual tolerance and understanding are needed to make your marriage not regret. (Answer: Getaway).

Whenever I go to someone else's wedding, I always feel envious and wonder what other people feel about getting married.

I remember that when I was a child, I was always full of infinitely beautiful longing--- romantic, happy, and happy for marriage.

Even the place of the honeymoon has been silently affirmed in my heart again and again that mysterious and romantic Xishuangbanna...

However, all longing and hope were lost in the difficult marriage. Maybe this is my life, it's real life.

After getting married, the first thing my husband had to say was that he would never get married again in this life. And I didn't want to get married in the next life.

Let the sadness and hardships of marriage in this life be engraved into the memory of this life. As for the next life, I don't want this, absolutely not!!

I don't dare to get married now, because I don't have that strength yet!

Sweet, dreamy, wake up from a dream, and face the reality that life doesn't change because your age changes.