My girlfriend recently said you should call my best friend your daughter-in-law. What did he mean? Later she said it was a joke. Is it such a joke?

This question is easy to answer but also difficult to answer. It depends on what is the relationship between you and your girlfriend?

First, if the relationship is tense, it may be because you ate something wrong, or you may use it as an excuse to hint that you no longer like you. Of course, this situation should be relatively rare, unless your girlfriend has a stronger personality. Strong words.

Secondly, if the relationship is just average, it may be that she wants to attract your attention and want you to care about yourself. Don't always play games, pay attention to your girlfriend.

Third, if the relationship is very good and they are like glue, it may be a joke. It is possible that she often calls her best friend and daughter-in-law, so she also wants to share this happiness with you. (I couldn’t figure out how young people express themselves at first!)

Fourth, if you love her but she doesn’t love you, this must be a joke. She doesn’t treat you like an onion. Don't think of yourself as a clown either.

Fifth, if you don’t love her, but she loves you, you don’t have to worry about it. This is just making trouble. . . . . .

Haha, some words are not directed at you, just take a look. The most important thing is that you must trust each other. . . . . .