This is the person I talked to about marriage before
Previously, I had a discussion about his family objecting to marriage.
Thank you so much for all your advice.
He did his best, but I couldn't get his parents' understanding.
It seems that his father calmly listened to the consultation, but it seems that he was asked to give up so as not to stimulate the mentality that can easily raise the values and feelings that judge human nature based on his mother's family status. Despite the fact that my father himself is opposed to my marriage due to the age difference, it is said that he seriously listened to his story, and I am grateful for that.
I felt that “the two of them don't have any problems, but it's a problem at his parents' house,” and it seems like he thought so too. For my part, I didn't mean to have him set things up alone, and I felt like I would keep visiting my parents' house even if I paid at the front door until we met. However, after the mother felt alienated and made a big fuss, it is said that the father thought it would be difficult if he became depressed.
He seems to think it's an unthinkable story according to modern values, but since there are no siblings, there is no way to leave his mother unattended, and he thought that if my parents seemed happy, I might be pretty happy. Even if what is left over when my parents die is something I didn't mean, that was unavoidable, because I grew up in a house like this.
I also don't want to plunge his parents' house into chaos, so I feel like my heart is being taken away, but I thought it was necessary to make an effort to accept it.
More than romantic feelings, I have a feeling of respect for each other over many years of relationship. From now on, I will go beyond my desire for exclusivity and pray for my partner's happiness, grow my feelings for him so that I can rejoice, and be good friends. It was an important relationship, so we both thought it would be foolish to cut it off.
Therefore, I would like to write a letter to express my apologies to my father for his concerns and to express my gratitude for listening to his consultations. I wasn't blessed with the opportunity to meet you, so I'd at least say my first and last greeting in a letter, what do you think? I wonder if wanting to convey my own words is an ugly desire to get to know myself even a little bit.
