"What's the big deal about a miscarriage?" Wife hurt by in-laws' and husband's hurtful remarks [Lee Ho-seon Counseling Center] [Byeolbyeol TV]

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A wife suffering from conflicts with her in-laws opened up about wounds that have persisted since before her marriage.

On the 16th, a couple struggling with conflicts with the in-laws appeared on the tvN STORY variety program 'Lee Ho-seon Counseling Center'.

That day, the wife revealed, "Before the wedding, my in-laws called and said, 'Since you can't get married, please tell your parents.' When I heard that, Lee Ho-seon was bewildered, asking, 'Why? You haven't even met them.'"

The wife said, "I thought it was unreasonable, so I didn't tell my parents," and added, "Later, when we were having a meal with my in-laws, they asked, 'Did you tell your parents you can't get married?'"

She continued, "One of the reasons they opposed the marriage was that my younger brother got married last year, so how could I send out wedding invitations again? When my husband asked, 'Why not?' they seemed to think I was talking back and told me to leave. That was the starting point."

Conflicts continued even after the wedding. The wife said, "After returning from our honeymoon, we visited my in-laws during the Chuseok holiday. My father-in-law said, 'Hey, come here. You're the proper daughter-in-law, why didn't you participate in preparing the food? I'm disappointed,' because I didn't participate in the food preparation."

In response, Lee Ho-seon reacted, "You just returned from your honeymoon; how could you participate?" The audience also showed reactions indicating they could not understand the situation.

The couple's conflicts were also serious. The wife said, "My husband brought people to our newlywed home late at night. After the guests left, he suddenly started tearing his clothes. When I slapped him to snap him out of it, he immediately smashed a glass with a soju bottle."

In particular, the wife confessed that the words she heard from her in-laws after experiencing two miscarriages remained the deepest wound.

She said, "I had two miscarriages, and when I said I couldn't go to my in-laws' house, they said, 'You're not even a daughter-in-law,' 'You can't even speak about this anywhere,' and 'What's the big deal about a miscarriage? What's the big deal about pregnancy?'"

She added, "As time passed, those words became even more hurtful," evoking sympathy.

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