If the wife argues with her husband and goes to her mother-in-law to complain, what would your mother-in-law say?
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This post was last edited by zxb1990 on 2015-8-24 at 17:03. Just now, I saw a post from a member saying that a man who was being bullied by his wife went to his father-in-law’s house to complain, only to be comforted, persuaded, and fed; moreover, he had to take things with him when leaving. What would happen if it were the wife who suffered wrongs and went to her mother-in-law’s house to complain? My mother-in-law would say that the arguments between you two have nothing to do with me; don’t tell me either. He’s so old now that I can’t hit him or scold him.
The in-laws feel sorry for their daughter and are worried that she might suffer, so they try to comfort the son-in-law； The mother-in-law feels sorry for her son, but she knows that he won’t suffer any loss
In most cases, the mother-in-law will side with her son, unless he goes too far. As reported in Shenzhen some time ago, a man, due to his high sexual desires and his wife’s inability to satisfy him, started living with a prostitute, which attracted media attention; as a result, his mother-in-law and the prostitute got into a fight.
It’s mainly because of the different perspectives on the issue: the son-in-law is an outsider, while the daughter-in-law will be the future mistress of the house
It’s all male replies; why aren’t any female friends coming in to discuss this?
There are reasons on both sides for such things! :lol
What’s there to discuss? The daughter-in-law goes to her mother-in-law to complain, saying that her son is at fault and a bit simple-minded. . Of course, except in special cases.
My son can’t be wrong; it must be your problem. . . ;P
It’s wise for a husband to go and complain to his father-in-law; it’s foolish for a wife to go and complain to her mother-in-law. Society is really too hard on wives.
How many of today’s wives live with their in-laws? Even if they live together, who will pay attention to what the mother-in-law says?
The world is so vast and full of wonders; a wife who can find someone who can persuade her husband to change his mind is indeed a wise woman.