What girls are spoiled by their parents and never do housework after marriage?

There is a saying that if your mother doesn't teach you, someone will always teach you, that is, those girls who act coquetry at home. I think this sentence is right, because many times when they get married, those girls who spoil at home become people who can do everything in their own homes.

I didn't say I was spoiled since I was a child, but I seldom do housework, such as quilt cover. I don't even know what it feels like when the water is boiling, let alone cooking. I only wash my own clothes and sweep the floor, and I really seldom do anything else.

However, after marriage, since we live alone, you really need to learn to do these things at this time. For example, if you are not caught in the quilt, you may not be able to sleep. You can't ask your mother to come and get it at this time, so what you can do at this time is to learn slowly, and then ask your husband to help you tighten up.

For example, neither of us can cook, so it took us some time to learn. His craft is better, so he cooks everything when guests come home. He cooks at home, but I have to eat when he is not at home, so I slowly learned to fry some vegetables and meat myself, but I still can't cook more troublesome dishes.

There is also cleaning up the housework and cleaning. If you don't do it, no one will. You can't ask an hourly worker to do it every day, you can only learn by yourself. So after seven years of marriage, I'm also an all-round housewife. There are still people in my family who can rely on you not to do it, but after you get married, if you don't do these things, you just leave them there, and they will only get dirtier and worse in the end, so you can only learn to grow.