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Thinking excessively about parents
My husband has too much obsession with parents. He is not single child.he has elder brother who is 40 yrs old now and has family.my husband age is 32.we are running 6 yrs marital life .But his too much concern hampering our marital life.More over my in-laws has a tendency to provoke my husband by recommending others daughter in law.their affections are all towards elder son and daughter in law but expect me to take care of them.By seeing news paper article of elder inlaws tortured by their daughter in law husband always give me reminder.Although I am living far away from inlaws house ed my husband only. is it any kind of mental disorder of husband.I am not a that kind of girl who can torture inlaws.
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it could be he is getting unfluenced by these talks continously or could just be joking around with you..
we can work on your fear and insecurities.
consult with me or any psychologist for therapy and counseling online
get better soon
all the best
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Dr. Amandeep Gill
Psychiatrist
11 yrs exp
Varanasi
It is very important in marriage to have clear and transparent communications about how you feel, what you don’t want your partner to do or do.
At the same time both of you have to give space to each other to grow as an individual and as a couple.
Please talk to your husband that what actions of yours make him feel like that you don’t respect your in-laws.
When he was mentioning some newspaper articles ,please use this opportunity to talk about how you feel about your in-laws . May be he wants to talk about this that is why he mentioned the news.
Please consult a psychiatrist for further evaluation
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