My mother-in-law told me that your father gave me too little dowry, which made me feel uncomfortable. What should I do?

No, don't try to please your mother-in-law, let alone borrow money online. First, online lending is very dangerous, and there are countless rolling profits. Second, you are his daughter-in-law, and your dowry should be yours and your husband's (mainly yours). You should buy a car. It's your husband's. Your mother-in-law's family has no face and skin, and she still wants premarital money from you. This is using you as an ATM. Third, your mother-in-law hasn't taken care of the children yet. Did she do anything for your little family? Come to think of it, have you served for a month? Where is your husband? Fourth, I don't know about your family. If my mother-in-law calls my mother's house in the future, I dare to slap her. Fifth, respect yourself and don't please anyone. You give your mother-in-law 30 thousand today, and she will dare to ask you for money tomorrow. If you don't respect yourself and others, you must have a fixed income by your own efforts. Weighing the pros and cons, although divorce is not good for children, I don't know how your husband is. If your husband is not so good, it will be even worse for children to grow up in deformed families.