When do you think your daughter is marrying the wrong guy?

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Can you support your daughter in a bad marriage?

If they are terrible for each other and have a rotten marriage, you can still love and support your daughter as she learns these difficult lessons. Our job as parents isn’t about protecting our children from all of their bad decisions. It’s letting them know they have love and support to take risks and learn from their own mistakes.

Why did my daughter disapprove of the wedding?

We still disapprove, but the main issue now is that our daughter doesn’t want us involved in her wedding plans at all. She tells us that since we weren’t supportive, she figured we wouldn’t want to help. We feel she’s punishing us.

Why did my husband say no to my daughter?

My husband could have instantly said No. However being more level headed than I (Shh don’t tell him I said that) didn’t go that route. He didn’t want them to run off or have hard feelings with a decision based on our emotions.

Do you worry about your daughter getting married?

If your daughter is marrying a man you are really worried about, it’s time to have a different conversation. But if you’re looking for some tips to help your daughter prepare for marriage to a wonderful man, read on! 1. Don’t worry too much about the wedding.

What to do when your daughter is getting married?

Try to make the wedding-planning as stress-free as possible (that’s an oxymoron if I’ve ever heard one), even if it means just forcing her to go out for ice cream without bringing along her wedding binder once in a while.

Why does my daughter reject me all the time?

It is very understandable that you are tired of the constant rejection from your daughter despite your repeated attempts to have a relationship with her. You mentioned that the mother-daughter relationship changed 12 years ago. Your daughter would have been 18 then. I wonder what happened then.

What happens when you disapprove of your child’s marriage?

When you disapprove of who your child has chosen to marry, both your marriage and your child’s marriage can be negatively impacted. Additionally, the relationship you have with your child can be severely damaged.