My wife always quarrels about my ex-girlfriend. What should I do?

1. You deleted it incorrectly. If you delete it, your daughter-in-law will think you are not confident. Don't think that deleting it will make people think you are sincere. Sometimes, since you see it, you can read it. Anyway, it's all over, and there's nothing wrong with me. I'm aboveboard, right?

2. Who hasn't handed it in before? Not a virgin. You have to make it clear that you are loyal to your daughter-in-law. It's no fun to settle old scores. There is also a law in our country called retroactivity, which means that what you decide today has nothing to do with the past. What you have to do now is to let your daughter-in-law know that living another life is between you two and has nothing to do with the past. That's just a message. It doesn't mean that you are treading on two boats, right?

Although women should be coaxed, you can't be coaxed too much. Look at what you said, "As long as you are comfortable, I will admit it even if we have another quarrel today." This sentence is a bit like anger, the meaning is correct, but it is better to put it another way.

To sum up, you should grasp an important point now, that is, you are being nice to her now, and try not to mention that matter, so as not to be important. Change your mind and say something nice, for example, those who used to call their wives are still calling their wives now, which is not vulgar. In other words, people have to call their wives if they want to say it. Isn't that what you want? If people want to say what to call their wives, think of one for yourself, which will suit you. The general principle is to avoid this matter, don't be too condescending, grasp the general direction and take care of the details yourself. No big deal.