His sister is married, and we are about to get married, is it okay to have a second bedroom in the s

It is not right to do so.

Since your boyfriend's sister has been married, she will not live in this house for a long time, and it is completely possible to arrange the master bedroom as a new house for the two of you to live in, and leave the second bedroom for the sister to live in as a place for the sister to go back to her parents' house.

Your newcomer must be better off with the master bedroom.

Generally speaking, sons should be the most important. What I'm saying is a bit of a worldly idea, but it's true. I don't know why their sister is getting married, and she still keeps the room.

You can ask him, what does his family mean? I think the woman can ask for this.

Take her sister away, you can say that she lives too small on the grounds that she wants a new house, or it is now popular to live separately and change his sister's room, otherwise she will not get married, but you must be measured, and you will not be embarrassed.

I would like to say two things. First, do you want to live with their families? If that's the case, then the house will be yours sooner or later, and it doesn't matter if you live in a small bedroom or a big bedroom, as long as you can live in it.

If you don't want to live with them, then you can work hard to buy a house of your own, so that the whole house is yours and it doesn't matter what kind of sister and mother are related.

So I think you'd better focus not on the house, but on your husband, so that he can work harder to earn money, and then you can have a good house to live in.

It's good for siblings to respect each other.

Big houses, small houses are nothing.

After you get married, his sister can't come often.

I don't think his sister would have been able to live in a big bedroom.

Will definitely give you the big bedroom.

It's too much, we also pay attention to it on our side, and the marriage must be in the master bedroom, so why leave it to her if you are married? Isn't there another room for her?

This is more embarrassing, if it has to be like this, do you have other rooms to live in after you get married?

Why do you need the master bedroom when you get married, and you don't live here all the time, you can come to the second bedroom once in a while.

Oh, it's weird indeed. Did you ask your husband what the reason was? Was it when he was making the house that his sister paid for it? Or something else.

In this case, you have to discuss with her, see what she thinks, what to communicate with two people, communicate more, so as not to worry in your heart

Do you still have a room outside? You should discuss it with your husband and sister.

I really don't understand it, so I asked my husband directly what's going on!

You didn't buy your own house, I suggest you buy your own house and get married.

Does it matter? You are marrying a person, not a house, and the future mistress of that family is you.

Is this funny, just move in by yourself.

If it's not the master bedroom, then buy a new house.