My father-in-law has been living in my house since he retired and is a little impatient. What should I do?

My father-in-law has been living in my house since he retired and he is a little impatient. What should I do?

First of all, if you want to untie the bell, you have to tie the bell. Don't come forward, don't get angry, don't show displeasure on your face, let your wife come forward and communicate. After the wife communicates, if she wants her father-in-law to go back, the problem will naturally be solved. If you don't want to go back, you have a reason, and you need to know the reasons and reasons. If you can't live alone and you have to take care of each other, you can't rent a room to live together, but it's easy to see if you live nearby. If you really want to live together, you can find security guards, do things like having grandchildren, or find open space to grow vegetables and so on. While creating value, you can also exercise your body and stretch your muscles. Why wouldn't you want to?

If your wife is the only child of your father-in-law, you must fulfill this obligation. If you are not the only child, you can let other brothers and sisters share the burden of providing for the elderly. As the old saying goes, every home has the same treasures. So if you have an elderly person at home, don’t think of him as a burden, but think of it as luck and blessing. Ultimately increase your couple's annual salary or wages. When you become rich, many problems will be solved and you will not be so careful. To be honest, an old man cannot eat much in a month, nor can he spend much money on food and clothing. The key is that you are afraid of getting sick and seeing a doctor is a bottomless pit. I think it’s okay to earn 4,000 won a month and emphasize 1,000 won to serve the craftsmen. Be benevolent and righteous, think about it for a moment, your daughter and son-in-law will be so confused in the future. How to deal with your problems, what to do when you are old?

A son-in-law has no legal obligation to support his wife. After being forced to fall ill or lose the ability to work, they must be weighed separately. It has nothing to do with filial piety or lack of filial piety. Filial piety cannot tolerate this kind of behavior, rather than cultivating middle-aged people to eat and drink at home. He was also warned to go back and help his wife with farm work. Keep your eyes wide open when facing your wife, otherwise you will warn her not to buy alcohol or cigarettes. I'm still vaguely worried. Children who grow up in such a family may appear lustful and majestic, and are usually timid and afraid of getting into trouble. Years of experience in rural work have shown that such families are not conspicuous in rural areas, and the children's self-esteem is also affected. In addition, you must pay more attention to your wife's psychology, share the responsibilities, maintain your own family, and develop well.