Today, my husband's stepmother lost her temper with us and said something about us. I feel particularly wronged, but considering his father, I put up with it. In the evening, he sent me another messag

Today, my husband's stepmother lost her temper with us and said something about us. I feel particularly wronged, but considering his father, I put up with it. In the evening, he sent me another message. I really ... Confidant: Hello, maybe you think too much! I may be delusional. No matter how old you are, the other person is your mother-in-law, whether it is a pro or a post-pro! You can't be tit for tat, which may lead to a more rigid relationship! Embarrass your husband and your father-in-law! They all have family ties that need to be maintained!

As the saying goes, the relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law is insoluble, which is based on mutual strength!

Personal suggestion: you can adopt soft policy to deal with it. When the other party is strong, you don't give in properly, but you don't lose your principle (making the other party feel like playing cotton), but you can speak and explain your point of view when the other party is emotionally stable, or you can seek help and understanding through husband and wife, father and son, and then get the understanding and support of the other party (mother-in-law)!

As the saying goes, "it takes a hundred years to cross the boat, but it also means" father and son are in the same boat " Please think twice!

The above are heartfelt words, which may be biased and wrong! I hope it will inspire and help you!