Daughter boyfriend's family is poor. Do you want them to break up?

No, and now parents generally don't interfere with their children's freedom of marriage and love. Being poor now does not mean being poor in the future. Finding a rich man doesn't necessarily mean happiness, but there are many divorces with rich people. Parents just check their children to prevent love rat or love rat. We must have excellent talents.

Parents really can't interfere too much. Parents can explain their parents' interests and worries. If the girl still insists, then parents can try to accept it. After all, the girl has grown up, she will identify the boy, believing that the boy should be good enough for her, and she can already pay for her own ideas!

Tell me about the examples around me! Sister and brother-in-law met at work. Later, on National Day, my sister brought him back to my parents. My dad didn't say anything at that time, because my brother-in-law was here. After they went back to work, father called his sister and told her clearly that he didn't agree.

Because the brother-in-law is a single-parent family, family life is still very difficult. If they get married, his family can't give anything to his sister, and dad doesn't want her to live too hard in the future. But my sister took care of her brother-in-law and secretly called me to put in a good word for them.

At that time, I said to my sister, "My father is also good for you. Are you sure you won't regret it? You two have to start from scratch. Do you want to live a hard life in the future? " But my sister said she had no regrets. No way, dad acquiesced. Now my sister and brother-in-law are doing well. They bought a house the year before last and are going to have a baby this year!

Although every parent wants their children to live a happy life, everyone has a different understanding of happiness. Parents will think that having a car, a house, food and clothing is happiness, but children often think that being with the people they love is a happy life. Therefore, parents can give advice and participate in emotional affairs, but they can't decide for their children.