What does it mean to get married to a divorced person
I'm married to a divorced man.
Is that embarrassing?
My real mother says it's a laughing matter for all my relatives, but is that laughing? Do people laugh at it?
Today, 1 out of 3 couples in the world are divorced. Therefore, I think there is a high possibility that they will marry someone who is divorced.
It just so happened that there weren't many people around my mother, and I don't think they would talk about marriage partners in detail unless they were relatives one by one.
My son was divorced and remarried to his first married woman, even when he was around his mother. There are also people who got divorced even though they are my cousins.
I don't think anything about people like that, and when it comes to my daughter me, I look at them with prejudice. In short, I don't like things that don't turn out the way I want them to.
Is marrying a divorced person shameful in the world? I'm originally happy! I think it's a difference in values.
I don't want my mother to swing around the yardstick of my values, and I'm embarrassed if I get divorced at a mature age, so I don't know when it will happen, and there's no guarantee that it won't happen.
I don't want you to be stingy like you know everything.
As a result, I think it's not for my mother to decide if I'm glad I married this person; I think it's up to me when I get married.
That's because I chose my own life.
No one acts the way the mother wants until this age, and I listen to it as advice, but in the end, it is up to him to decide.
If you think it's a failure, it's a good story to start over, but according to my mother, the family register gets dirty! I mean, who do you show the family register to?
Who decided it was dirty to have a divorce history?
I have no idea. What do you say, dogmatism and prejudice are amazing! I think, but I don't think it's wrong for my mother to erase it. There is also such an idea. That's enough, but I think it would be nice to impose one's own ideas and values.
