Let's talk about whether in-laws should help their sons and daughters-in-law.

Recently, there is a popular saying on the Internet: My in-laws help save money first, but they don't help my eyes.

So should my in-laws help?

Presumably, everyone has his own opinion.

Personally, I think that if it is not some special circumstances, it should be helped.

Some people will say that it is the duty of in-laws to help you out and not help you.

That's interesting. If everyone thinks so, what about family?

Family, family, why do you call it family?

If we don't help each other, will we have several nominal family members for no reason?

As in-laws, don't help your daughter-in-law when she is in the most difficult time, and then point to her to support you when you are old?

You don't give and you want to give back?

How dare you!

Some people will say that it is not easy for in-laws to raise their sons, and they can no longer take care of their grandchildren.

Raise your own children. If you can't afford it, don't buy it.

Oh, my God!

It's not a question of whether you can afford it!

This is a question of feeding and raising.

Everyone can raise children with or without the help of his in-laws.

When parents-in-law are young, children and grandparents will have closer feelings!

The son and daughter-in-law share the pressure, have more time to earn money, and will be grateful.

That is, people will change their minds if they see the truth for a long time.

Why is a family so haggle over every ounce?

Love is not good?

You said I was right?

The above is purely a personal opinion. If there is any difference, please leave a comment below. Thank you!