My mother in law has been living in my house for more than half a year for no reason, how can I clev

If you are not living together unmarried, but married, is your mother-in-law also your mother?

In other words, if your mother lives in your house for more than half a year, do you ask the question of how to cleverly ask for living expenses? The answer is obvious.

My answer is also obvious, I don't know how to ask for it skillfully, because I shouldn't ask for it. Filial piety to parents is a traditional virtue of the Chinese nation, and it is also what each of us should do as children.

It is completely normal for parents to have a generation gap with young people, and as a young person, there is no problem if you don't like to live with your parents, after all, everyone has different living habits and different views on things, and living together is indeed prone to many contradictions.

If because of objective conditions or special circumstances, there is even no reason to live in your house for more than half a year, what is wrong with this? Of course, if there are many conflicts in living together, which seriously affects the quality of life of the family, you can discuss with your wife how to solve this problem.

But what does this have to do with the cost of living? Isn't supporting the elderly what you should do as children?

Think about it from another perspective, if your mother lives in your house for more than half a year, and your wife asks a question: My mother-in-law lives in my house for more than half a year for no reason, how can I skillfully ask for living expenses? So how should you feel?

In another 20 years, when you become someone else's elder, how will you feel if your younger generation asks this question?

People now. It's really weird. The daughter and son-in-law of the married man rely on their parents' house every day, and they don't have to pay a dime, and they have to serve them. The mother-in-law is helping her daughter, taking care of the baby, cooking, doing housework, and asking the mother-in-law to pay. It's weird.

My parents come to live in the house every time they give them living expenses, and I don't want them to be really angry. My husband is also easy to say. Later, my mother-in-law wanted to come to live, but I heard my husband say that the in-laws did not come.

That's the other way around. My ex-mother-in-law would come to live for about 2 months every year, and she would come to buy vegetables and cook, even if she had a salary, my ex-husband and I would have to give them at least 35,000 living expenses. **There is a reason to ask the elderly for living expenses!

You did the right thing, you want to, you must ask for half a year's living expenses, not less, only more, make your wife angry, you can marry another woman, and then continue to ask, continue to divorce and continue to marry.