Will you wash your mother-in-law's feet after marriage?

I really don't know who asked such a question, the ignorant wives or the ignorant husbands! Anyway, if it were me, I would never wash my mother-in-law's feet after marriage. Not only my mother-in-law, but also my husband is impossible. I got married to find someone I can rely on, to build a happy family, not to be a nanny for others.

I didn't wash my parents' feet in my own house. I went to your house. Why should I wait on your mother? Why do you want to wash your mother's feet? Where did it come from? There are no rules. The daughter-in-law must wash her mother-in-law's feet, right? If the daughter-in-law must wash her mother-in-law's feet, should the son-in-law wash her mother-in-law's feet? Why are you so hard on women? Why do you ask so much of your wife?

If it is a formal request, I don't think most daughters-in-law will refuse it, but I don't think anyone can accept such an unreasonable request and want to get angry when they see this sentence. I think this sentence is really stupid. Why should I wash his feet? I don't owe him anything. It doesn't mean that I will serve your family after I get married. You are looking for a daughter-in-law, not a nanny.

Of course, if he gets sick and needs care, there is no way to treat him. If he is kind to me, I will help him. Don't you all feel obligated to help him wash it? Isn't it normal for daughter-in-law to be filial to her parents-in-law? Should I? Of course not. You didn't give birth to me and raise me. If you are not nice to me, why should I be so nice to you? The human heart is made of meat. You are good to me, needless to say, I will pay you back twice, and if you are bad to me, I will pay you back twice.