It is natural to lean on your parents for advice, but once you marry, your primary confidant must be your spouse.
It is natural to lean on your parents for advice, but once you marry, your primary confidant must be your spouse.Running to your mother every time you have an argument with your husband creates a toxic triangle. Your parents are fundamentally biased toward you and will hold grudges against your spouse long after you have forgiven them.
Keep marital arguments within the marriage. If you need outside perspective, seek a professional therapist or a highly neutral, trusted mentor instead.
