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Why mothers feel like the son should have married someone like herself

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Counselling psychologist Ken Munyua from TalentRecruit in Lavington, Nairobi, says that spouses need to know their in-laws better. 

“Get to learn them first,” says Munyua, as “the problem with most of us is that when we join a new family, we want to go and change that family, not knowing that the family has been in existence since before we came.”

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