Marrying A Foreigner? Here’s What You Should Know - Page 4
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So you’re marrying a foreigner. Half of my immediate family members have done the same. My mother is a foreigner. Her second husband—my stepfather—is a foreigner. And my sister is engaged to a foreigner. We have some rather international gatherings when we get together for the holidays and we have a lot of lost-in-translation moments when someone isn’t sure if they should be grateful, insulted, or just…laughing. I like having so many different cultures in my world. But I’ve also seen the little bumps in the road that come with marrying someone, in your native country, who comes from another country. In addition to all of the other struggles couples face, there is this additional layer of complication. Of course, when you love someone, it’s all worth it. Here’s what you should know if you’re marrying a foreigner.
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