What do you think of "taking my mother-in-law to the mall to buy clothes, and after checking out, I heard what the salesman said, and I left angrily"?

My name is Dandan 27 and I have been married to my husband for more than a year. My husband is from the countryside and my parents are farmers. When we got married, the two families pooled their money to buy a new house, but the house was small, so my parents-in-law still lived in the countryside. The old couple are very nice, but I am not used to one thing, that is, it is too economical.

Once I stayed in his hometown for one night: I couldn't bear to turn on the TV at night, and my clothes were in rags. I couldn't bear to wash them after wearing them for several days. I only picked rotten fruits and peeled them before eating. After two meals, I couldn't bear to throw out the leftovers ... which made me very tired.

In February 65438, my mother-in-law felt a little sick, so we took her over and went to the hospital for a good check-up. Fortunately, it's nothing serious. I stayed in the hospital for a few days and then came out. After leaving the hospital, my mother-in-law lived in my house for half a month, thinking of taking her to the city to have a good time and then sending her back. However, her habit of "saving" still makes me unacceptable.

When she goes shopping in the supermarket, she always stuffs something into her pocket. When I bought the fruit, I had already weighed it. She quietly untied the bag and stuffed a few more into it. I have also told my husband many times that I should send my mother-in-law home early. My husband also said that I was unfilial and made me rely on her more. How can she be happy? The day before my mother-in-law left, my husband was on a business trip and asked me to buy another suit for his mother.

I happened to be on vacation that day, so I took my mother-in-law to the mall. I thought with so many pairs of eyes watching, my mother-in-law would stop following things. Unexpectedly, when I paid, she quietly took two pairs of socks. We were about to leave the shop when the clerk found us. I was very angry and asked my mother-in-law what she wanted to do. She also confidently told me that she wanted to buy me a pair of socks. I said angrily, "I'll take it." Why? " Finally, I had to go back and pay again.

As a result, my mother-in-law came out and called me stupid, saying that I didn't know how to be frugal. "You don't think I don't know what you and my son said. You don't want me to stay here and get in your way, do you? Then I won't go. "

I was so wronged that I went back to ask my husband for a divorce without saying anything. My husband not only didn't comfort me, but also talked to my mother-in-law, saying that he was very wronged because he was afraid of poverty. Obviously stealing, don't you think?