Psychological test: Will you live with your parents-in-law after marriage?

After marriage, many people like to live in a world of two, but many people also want to live with their parents. Do you want to know what you really think? Let’s take this fun test: Will you live with your parents-in-law after you get married?

1. Do you like a free and unfettered life?

Like → 2

Dislike → 4

2. Have you ever liked being alone with your partner?

Like → 3

Normal → 6

3. When you get older, do you want to travel around the world?

Want → 5

No, too tired →6

4. Do you often come home late?

Occasionally → 5

Often → 7

5. Are you a family-oriented, filial, and sometimes a little indecisive person?

Absolute → 7

No → 9

6. Is family more important to you than love?

Required →7

Occasionally → 8

7. In your heart, after marriage, you should treat your partner’s parents as your own parents and be filial to them?

Meeting → 8

over thinking! ! ! →9

8. Do you feel that your parents are a warm presence to you, but you cannot stand what your other parents do?

Required → 9

No → 10

9. Do you wash the dishes immediately after eating?

Meeting → B

No → C

10. Is there nothing you can do about the elderly?

Yes → D

No → A

After marriage, many people like to live in a world of two, but many people also want to live with their parents. Do you want to know what you really think? Let’s take this fun test: Will you live with your parents-in-law after you get married?

Quiz Answers

A. Yes, there is someone to take care of you.

You are a very easy-going and considerate person. For you, as long as the people around you are living well, nothing else matters. You are willing to live with your partner's parents so that everyone can take care of each other and you won't be too bored.

However, when you encounter conflicts and frictions, you always choose to endure them. If you endure them for a while, everything will be calm. The other party is an elderly person, so you should be more tolerant. You can easily become a child who is bullied.

B. No, it's too troublesome.

You really don’t like the feeling of being controlled by others. You don’t like living with your partner’s parents. You would feel uncomfortable and inconvenient. For example, if I come home late, I will feel guilty. You don’t want to eat, but you have to eat because the elderly call you to. That feeling is really crazy.

On a beautiful weekend, you want to sleep in, but the elderly at home will keep an eye on you and ask you to get up early and go to bed early to keep healthy. After all, they are not your parents, so you always have some concerns.

C. It is best to be separated, but you can live in the same community

You are the kind of person who is hard on the outside but soft on the inside. If the other person's parents strongly request that you live together, you will choose to obey. However, under this premise, you are a person with your own ideas. You will choose a compromise method so that the other party can accept it happily, such as living in the same community to facilitate care and reduce friction. You are a relatively intelligent and wise person.

D. Resolutely not live together

In your opinion, living with your partner's parents is simply asking for trouble, so you firmly disagree to live together. No matter who they are, as long as they live together, there will be friction. You don't understand the ways of the world very well, and think that living together is the root cause of friction, so you might as well stay away from them. You are too sharp-edged. Although you are not easily bullied, you can easily offend people. Sometimes you have to learn to be patient in your dealings with others.