Q: My sister-in-law quarreled with my brother and scolded my parents in front of me. Should I say sister-in-law My parents didn't do anything wrong to her, my brother

Fear should also have principles and a bottom line. When I was a child, my boss was afraid of his wife. Once, his wife got angry and called him names. Later, my mother asked, what happened? That sister-in-law scolded her mother together, which was very ugly. My brother rushed up and slapped her and told her: it doesn't matter if you scold me. You're a woman. I'll let you go. It is not good to scold my mother. Slapping you is still light. From then on, my sister-in-law respected her brother more and basically stopped scolding him. My brother's nickname in his hometown is "girl", which shows that he is still the weakest in our family. The point is that your parents didn't educate your brother well since childhood. You can say to your brother: scold you, you can spoil her, don't care, I can also flirt with you as a couple; But bitch, this is not good! Do you slap him yourself or should I slap him? -women also look down on men who have no momentum. Are you qualified to be a person if you scold your mother for not reflecting?