Will the parents of a 33-year-old woman marry a 55-year-old second-married man agree? Will she be happy after marrying him? Will she be laughed at?

This question is to ask if a 33-year-old woman marries a 55-year-old second-married man, will the man’s parents agree? Or is it difficult for the woman’s parents to agree? If women are really 22 years younger than men, it is equivalent to a generation gap. Men are unable to truly meet women's needs psychologically, emotionally, and physically. At the same time, it is also because the thinking of two people has developed fixed patterns in different eras, which may even cause communication barriers. Men hope that women will be consistent with his thoughts, but women can never get along with men. In turn, women feel that men are too old and pedantic, with no youthful vitality at all. The two of them are like oil and water that cannot be reconciled. In these situations, the woman's parents will be worried, so they may disagree. Whether you are marrying a wife or marrying a man, both parties should find someone who is equally matched, about the same age, has a compatible personality, and knows each other well. You cannot impulsively enter into marriage just for the sake of so-called love. Otherwise, facing the in-laws and husband who have already solidified their thinking, everything that I want to bring to them in the new era will appear to be incompatible with this family. In this case, not only the man's parents will object, but the woman's parents will also disapprove of the marriage. The so-called happy marriage still depends on the couple really talking to each other and being comfortable with each other. As for what others think and how they laugh, you don't care. The main thing is to look at your own and the personality of the person in front of you, the level of education, whether you can be tolerant, rational, and motivated. If these conditions are met, you can form a good family.