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Adjustment issues with in-laws
Asked by Female, 26, Married
My inlaws spoiled my first festivals.. Made me cry like hell...now my sister in law first festivals are there and i m not saying them anything. Just ignoring them.still they are saying bad words to me.they say that it is my duty but where were they when i was sad.
Answer
Madhuri Mohan
Counselling Psychologist
Hi, I can understand what you are feeling. Being treated differently by your inlaws can be frustrating and makes you feel like an outsider. Adjustment with the in-laws can be stressful and takes time, there are a few things you can do to cope with the situation, however, I would need you to share in little more detail what are the issues that are bothering you and why you are feeling sad. SO please send me a private message by clicking on my profile and we can discuss how to help you in more detail. Thanks. Look forward to hearing from you. :)
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