Should I talk to my husband about his mother?

So you should try to talk to your husband about his mother. If you are not successful just let him know that he can’t always choose his family over you. You don’t really need to put up with the situation if you feel that the mother is looking for superiority and control in the relationship.

How do you deal with a mama’s boy husband?

Try expressing to him that putting his marriage first is good for him, too. “You can’t happily be both a husband and a mama’s boy, because you’re always torn in two directions,” says Kirschner. If he accepts your limits and starts putting you first, then be gentle with him as you both determine a new normal together.

What should I do if my husband choose his family over me?

If your husband is choosing his family over you, you also choose your family over him. If a part of his income goes to his family ensure a part of your income goes to your family too. Include your own parents in your family holidays and when he is buying sarees for his mom buy the same ones for your mom too.

How to convince your husband to go on holiday with you?

Tell your husband to ask his parents to choose one destination and the second holiday destination will be your choice. You will not get to crib then that your husband chooses his family over you and he will be satisfied by doing his bit for his side of the family. 3. Work out a budget

What is a mother’s relationship with her child?

Mothers have a distinct bond with their children; they can sense their child’s need almost telepathically. They are there almost as soon as the first ‘coo’ releases from the child’s mouth. The love and the feeling of being one long after the child has been born cannot be explained.

Does my husband put his friends and family before me?

You are not entirely wrong, if you’re convinced, “My husband puts his friends and family before me.” Tell your husband that you have no issues visiting your in-laws but if it could be made an alternative week affair then as a couple you could have some me-time.