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Life is more about the trivial details such as fuel, rice, oil and salt, et etc! If we call us people (Not extraordinary), we would realize that sometimes passion, love and concern for someone are not always the answers to the family issues. It needs far more than those to make a happy family which involves one, two generations, or more.
What is possibly the key to that? I absolutely support most of your approaches! I mean a line should be definitely drawn when it comes to who will kick off the ball, how and where to. If the family can get everyone on board with that, then, pay the line some respect please. That's how a family works, that's how a relationship can carry on. Otherwise, everybody will suffer and get confused about what role they should play in that relationship.
How someone can make clear how to get a multi-generational family work out in the best interest of every single party, I don't think I, as an ordinary woman, have found that out yet, no matter how passionate I have been, how much love I would like to show and how much respect I have paid.
When a relationship/family doesn't work out perfectly as expected, some wives will question self about own integrity, honesty and capability of love.
Please don't question self, as long as we keep committed to our obliged mission as a wife, as a mother, we would make ourselves a perfect woman.
As for any other roles, we could still take on and be committed to them from a psychologically-safe distance! How far away a distance is psychologically safe and respectful will depend on how a couple can work out for every involved party's best!
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