What if my parents-in-law don't agree to divorce?

Marriage is a matter for two people. It's up to you to decide whether to pass or divorce.

as for how to handle the relationship with your mother-in-law, that is a follow-up question. The first thing you should consider is whether this relationship is still possible and whether it is really disappointing. Instead of considering the feelings of others.

If you decide to divorce, communicate with your mother-in-law and try to talk it over. I really can't, and then resort to the law.

1. You two are not minors, and your in-laws are not your guardians. Any decision made by you two is an adult's decision, and you don't need permission from others.

2. After giving birth to a child, the family will undergo great changes. Those men should read less about raising their wives and children. Under normal circumstances, after giving birth, women will definitely become stronger. Unless you don't love children so much, and you are not so responsible, then continue to be a little woman.

On the other hand, a powerful housewife must work hard with her husband to raise children and build a family. The direction of a family is largely determined by the hostess.

3. Even if you divorce this man, the next man may not be better. Because if you don't understand the essence of the problem and find a solution, but just feel unhappy and get divorced, then the problem will continue to break out next time.

please remember that divorce is not to solve the problem, but an option when the problem can't be solved. The premise is, you know, what happened. If you divorce just for a moment of anger, you will regret it in the future. Because I repeat the road again and again, but I don't know what I am doing.