My prospective mother-in-law dislikes me, and my girlfriend can't bear the pressure of breaking up with me. What should I do?

I just want to say, don't force a marriage without parents' blessing.

First of all, from your girlfriend's point of view, because parents are truly experienced people, they should be the people who love your girlfriend the most in the world, so it is normal for them to choose a son-in-law according to their social experience. As experienced people, they judge people more accurately and consider many factors comprehensively, unlike people in love, who are completely carried away by love.

So, your mother-in-law doesn't like you or looks down on you. There must be her reasons. For these reasons, she will feel that you can't give your daughter the happiness she deserves. I think this is completely understandable.

Secondly, from your point of view, if your prospective mother-in-law always dislikes you and doesn't like you, then even if your girlfriend has been with you despite the opposition of her family, if there is a bump or quarrel between them, it must be entirely your responsibility.

Because in the eyes of your mother-in-law, that's what you are. It's not surprising that you quarreled with her daughter. If you are unhappy, it's your fault. Anyway, all the responsibilities will be borne by you. Do you think it's meaningful for you to stick to such a stressful marriage?