Is it all like this after getting married? Is it okay to get married?

Since you have chosen a husband who doesn't like to talk, you have to accept the boredom of being with him, which will not change. Everyone has his strengths and weaknesses, and so does your husband.

Don't doubt your husband's feelings for you for the time being, he just lacks the pursuit of joy in life, you have to find something that interests him, or rather, you have to try to arouse his competitiveness or fighting spirit, as long as a person's competitiveness in some aspect is aroused, his attitude towards the whole life will be different.

You can take a moment to open up and ask him if he would feel bad if he put himself in his shoes, and he should understand you.

There are pros and cons to anything. The two are together every day, so there are not so many words. It's also good to do your own thing, but if you talk too much every day, it's easy to fight.

It is impossible to always talk sweetly every day, arrange your own life, and make yourself more fulfilling. His personality is introverted, so let it be. Just be good to you, there is no perfect family, mutual tolerance, mutual understanding, in order to go long-term.

If your husband is not talkative before marriage, you should understand him. You also admit that he is very good to you, so you should not be too critical, and you must know how to cherish ordinary happiness.

Both parties apply in person to the marriage registration authority and each fill in a Declaration of Application for Marriage Registration.

3. Both parties must sign or fingerprint in person in the "Declaration of Application for Marriage Registration" in front of the marriage registrar.

4. The marriage registration authority shall examine the documents and declarations submitted by both parties, and if the registration conditions are met, the registration shall be approved.

Those who go through marriage registration shall present the following documents or supporting materials:

1) The person's household registration book and ID card;

2) A signed statement that he or she has no spouse and has no direct blood relatives or collateral blood relatives within three generations with the other party.

He may want to go to work hard to earn back the child's milk powder money, but it may not be cold, it may be too tired to work every day.

How did you get along when you were in love?

Marriage is a large-scale love scene, love and marriage are all good things, isn't it a good thing to break up and divorce? Not necessarily, it's not the same as before, and no one will point fingers at you when you get divorced. Does divorce mean it's bad to get married?

No, it's just that I wasn't lucky enough to meet the person who was good to me. Whether marriage is good or not, whether it is good or not depends on how you live, life is good, marriage is good, life is not good, marriage is not good.

You can get along with the people you like.

It is lucky to marry the person you like, and it is happy to marry two people who love each other. When you meet the right person, love is sweet, marriage is happy, and every day is fulfillment. Marriage is all about happiness, and no one thinks about changing their husbands all day long, except for those whose interests are paramount.

If you are lucky enough to meet the right person, marry him, and live every day as if you were in love, I believe that even if you are given a few chances, you will be willing to get married. We are all married to the person we like, but the days after marriage are not good, there is no imaginary sweetness, especially in the first two years of the birth of the child, countless thoughts of divorce flashed in our hearts.

Married to the one you like, every day is his gentleness and thoughtfulness, eating each other's meals, saying heart-warming words, doing what you like together, every day is as sweet as falling in love. We all like this kind of life, but in fact, we are mixed with many small things such as firewood, rice, oil and salt, and there are many quarrels, basically there is no sweetness, only estrangement.

Didn't think relationships were so difficult to get along with.

Don't say that people who are afraid of social phobia are afraid of getting along with people, even people who are married are afraid of interpersonal relationships. The most difficult thing to solve after marriage is the relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, mother-in-law and daughter-in-law are relatives and enemies, both understand each other but do things that hurt each other. A bad relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law will still affect the relationship between husband and wife, even if the relationship between the husband and wife is good, they can't stand a-stirring stick in the middle of you.

I have experienced a conflict between my mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, and I really can't go through it a second time, I am really tired. If I have to face the ambivalence of my mother-in-law and daughter-in-law when I get married, then I'd rather not get married. The mother-in-law thinks that the daughter-in-law of other people's families is filial and will serve the elderly, and the daughter-in-law will also feel that the mother-in-law of other people's families is reasonable.

I can't get used to seeing each other, how can I coexist peacefully, I don't dare to relax when I go home, and I have to fight wits and courage with my mother-in-law, so it's better not to go back to this home.

After I got married, I found that I had saved a lot of unnecessary expenses. The arrival of marriage not only brought me happiness and stability, but also taught me how to manage my finances more rationally. Below I'm going to cover four unnecessary overheads that I saved.

First of all, after getting married, I saved a lot of entertainment expenses from being single. In the past, I used to hang out with my friends, go to parties, parties, or go to bars. These recreational activities make me happy, but they also cost a lot of money.

However, after we got married, my partner and I became more inclined to spend time together at home and enjoy each other's company. We would cook together, watch movies, go for walks, etc., and these activities not only reduced expenses, but also deepened our bonds. Secondly, after getting married, I save the cost of renting a house alone.

Before I got married, I lived alone in an apartment or a shared house, and I had to pay for various expenses such as rent, utilities, etc. However, after getting married, my partner and I lived in the same house, and we shared the rent and living expenses together. This not only eases my burden on my own, but also helps us save a considerable amount of money.

Third, after getting married, I saved a lot of shopping expenses. When I was single, I often bought unnecessary items to pursue fashion trends or satisfy consumer desires. However, after getting married, I started to be more rational about shopping.

I worked with my partner to make a reasonable shopping plan and budget to only buy what we really need. Not only does this reduce waste, but it also saves us a lot of money. Finally, after getting married, I saved a lot of money on eating out.

When I was single, I often liked to eat out, try all kinds of food, and enjoy the joy of life. However, after getting married, I became more focused on healthy and economical eating habits. I cook my own meals at home and try to eat out as much as possible.

This not only controls the quality and hygiene of the diet, but also saves a lot of money.