My mother-in-law has a monthly pension of 6000 yuan, but she often travels and shops but never gives her grandson 1 point. Should I get a divorce?

This friend, I want to talk to you about it. My mother-in-law has money to travel and shop, but she is reluctant to spend a penny on her grandson. This is no reason for your divorce. Even if you go to court, the court won't speak for you.

Because your reason is not valid, the reason for divorce must be the breakdown of husband and wife relationship, and your husband and wife relationship is good. Why divorce? Because my mother-in-law doesn't spend money on grandchildren? Is this not a joke? So, don't do such funny things.

After decades of hard work, my mother-in-law finally expected to retire and finally breathed a sigh of relief. Life is not only trivial, but also poetry and distance. Do your own thing and see the great rivers and mountains of the motherland, isn't it normal?

We don't know what happened here. It stands to reason that your mother-in-law is the grandmother of the child after all, and usually buys snacks and clothes for the child more or less.

My mother-in-law is willing to spend money for her grandson, which shows that such a mother-in-law is reasonable and attaches great importance to family ties. From the common sense, every generation of relatives love their grandchildren very much. This phenomenon can be seen everywhere in life, which is very normal and the normal state of life.

Your mother-in-law doesn't want to spend money on her grandson. what can I say? Others can't force her to spend money on her grandson, can they? So, should my mother-in-law send flowers to her grandchildren if she has money? Actually, there is no fixed answer to this question. Give it or not, it depends on personal wishes. Some people are willing to give, while others are unwilling to give.

Then this can only show that your mother-in-law is weak in affection, only cares about her own enjoyment, and does not take good care of her children and grandchildren. There are such mothers-in-law in life, but a few of them are willing to spend money for their grandchildren.

For example, you should buy some gifts for your grandson on his birthday, give him a red envelope on holidays, and often buy some good ones for your grandson to see when you are free ... and so on, so as to be human. Since your grandson won't let you take it, you should still do these things.

And your mother-in-law didn't do all these things well. It makes sense for you to be angry, but that sentence can't be used as a reason for divorce. Her mother-in-law doesn't want to spend money on her grandson, and it's not illegal, is it? It doesn't make any sense.

People are different, people have their own aspirations and cannot be forced. Don't force your mother-in-law not to spend money on her grandson. To take a step back, my mother-in-law also has the right to pursue her own happy life, which is understandable.

You have to create a better life by yourself. You can't be a "neet" and rely on your mother-in-law to give alms. You young couple should work hard, earn more money and spend it yourself, and live a comfortable life, which is better than anything else.

On the contrary, I think you are a little narrow-minded. In fact, no matter what kind of life your mother-in-law leads, you should not interfere. That is your mother-in-law's freedom. You have your own little family. That's the king's way. Even if your mother-in-law doesn't go, she will buy things for her grandson. After all, these things are all foreign. What you have is your own, and it is long-lasting.

Living is no joke. Don't eat in a bowl, think in a pot, and don't stretch your hand too long. If you feel wronged, you can't get a divorce. Do you think you can get what you want after divorce? In fact, not only will you not get what you want, but you will lose more, and your family and talents will flourish.