1. Lack of communication and accumulation of misunderstandings: Try to have frank and in-depth communication with your husband, express your feelings and needs, and listen to his opinions. For mother-in-law, you can choose the appropriate time to express your troubles in a respectful and polite way, and seek common understanding and solutions. Avoid allowing misunderstandings and dissatisfaction to accumulate in your heart.
2. Personal Space and Boundary Setting: Clarify the personal space and boundaries between family members, ensuring that everyone has sufficient freedom and personal time. Discuss and establish mutually recognized rules with your husband to maintain each other's comfort. For the mother-in-law, you can express your need for personal space in a gentle way while respecting her lifestyle habits.
3. Seeking external support and personal growth: Join supportive social groups, such as spousal or family relationship workshops, to receive advice and support from professionals or experienced individuals. Meanwhile, investing in personal growth, whether through learning new skills, cultivating interests and hobbies, or seeking psychological counseling, can help you face challenges in family relationships with a more positive attitude.