What's it like to live with your parents-in-law?

Living with in-laws, pain and happiness coexist!

Actually, my parents-in-law are very kind to me. They really treat me like my own daughter. They help me take care of my children, help me cook and help me wash clothes. I'm never allowed to reach out for housework at home unless my mother-in-law is not at home. But the only bad thing about her mother-in-law is that her mouth is particularly nagging and she wants to say something about everything. It's a typical knife mouth and tofu heart. Sometimes the nagging is really endless and annoying!

My father-in-law is not bad to me either. He often cares about whether I have money or not and how my work is going recently! Sometimes my friends say that I don't know if I am blessed, but if I have a choice, I still like to live separately. Although I may be a little tired, I am at least relaxed. I still know this truth. Living in a yard every day will inevitably lead to some unhappy trifles.

If conditions permit, most women may not want to live with their in-laws after marriage. Sometimes it is not only because of the generation gap and contradictions, but also because they are afraid of being disturbed by their own private world, especially for newly married couples.