"Is it really so wrong that I go to my parents for advice before going to my husband?" "I mean, they're his family, not mine. Do I really have to go?" "I dread the holidays. It's exhausting. Holidays to us mean being in the car and being shuffled from house to house as an attempt to appease everyone. Not only do we not succeed in pleasing everyone, but we can't even enjoy the time we have because we're worried about the next place we have to be." These are real statements that have been made to me over the last few weeks. With the holiday season quickly approaching, many issues regarding parents and in-laws seem to be at a peak. I may not have the perfect answer for every situation, but I do know the Bible gives us two commands concerning parents and grown children: Leave and honor. *Disclaimer: Because I'm a wife, I will often use statements like "your husband." To any guy who may read this, I trust you are intelligent enough to translate that to "your wife." :) Leave "That is why a man leaves his father and mother and is united to his wife, and [...]