I bought a house for my mother-in-law, but she must live in our house. What should I do?

Woman, you should understand your mother-in-law's intention. She just felt lonely in her later years and wanted to live with her children and enjoy her family.

I can see that you are a filial daughter-in-law In the face of her mother-in-law's request, I suggest you accommodate her a little. As long as your mother-in-law and daughter-in-law don't have big contradictions, getting along is not as terrible as you think. Convince yourself to relax. When your mother-in-law comes, it's good to have someone to help you with housework and cooking.

If you really can't accept living with your mother-in-law, then discuss it with your husband. Tell him to tell his mother that you are really busy at work and it is inconvenient for her to come. You can spend one day with her every week, or you can stay here occasionally.

Let your husband say these words. As a daughter-in-law, don't express too many opinions or strong objections, which will make your mother-in-law treat you badly.

If it really doesn't work, you can sell the house to your mother-in-law and change it for her near your home, preferably in the same building, so that her mother-in-law should be acceptable.