Before I got married, I shouldn t have forgotten about that!

If you still love him and he loves you and is good to you, I think you should forget about it, this matter may be a capital for you, if he is a good person, but for some reason he made a mistake, I think he should change it in the future, think about it yourself, others can't make decisions for you.

If you feel that you can't do without him, it is recommended that you try to forget the past, but maybe it is difficult, but if you can't let go of the past, you will think of it from time to time to make you miserable, you should give up, otherwise it will always spare your future life.

Everyone makes mistakes sometimes, but you have to carefully recognize whether he is sincere to you and really good to you, so there is no need to care so much about his past, no matter how it is, it is a thing of the past!

Alas. This one. It is said that apples with wounds are the sweetest.

<><Look at these questions before you get married

See these questions clearly before getting married

1.Whether the other person is willing to change.

2.There is a fully engaged relationship in both parties.

3.Whether or not you are willing to share your feelings.

If there are two or more of the above three questions, you should be cautious about this relationship. The probability of a relationship breakdown is enormous.

1.Won't change:

I'm right", what do you say that the other party is unwilling to listen, which means that the "warlord" type of love, the overbearing president's bridge is not a romantic ending. And endless oppression and an unquestionable sense of suffocation.

2.Put your heart and soul into it.

Wholehearted delivery hopes to receive a wholehearted response 100% purity in a relationship is almost non-existent, and people are a product of reality. [It is instinct to seek advantages and avoid disadvantages] and will not change one's own [gains and losses] because of the other party's smile Even if it exists, then separation is inevitable in the long run.

3.Sharing is a prerequisite for emotion.

Marriage is a partnership, which means that the other person is the person you can give back. If there is no communication and heart-to-heart interaction, or the flow of feelings will eventually dry up. How can there be any trickle of water? This sense of detachment can ruin a relationship as quickly as possible.

Recently, I have come across a lot of headlines to say that the party. If you want to ask for help, you have to come up with a puzzle and let many respondents guess, and the puzzle is only half of the puzzle, and you don't say what to guess.