My husband is too accustomed to my sister in law, and she often lives in my house for nothing, what

Clearly tell my husband and sister-in-law that I am not feeling well at home. Ask my husband if he plans to live with his sister-in-law for the rest of his life? No, let my sister-in-law leave our house. Or get divorced.

After I got married, my parents told my sister not to run to my house, but I still miss her very much, and often call her to come, and I still have to do housework or something, and I can't eat and drink for nothing and let the elders serve it, so after my brothers and sisters get married, everyone should pay attention to proportion, and don't look for trouble.

You can move out with your husband. You must know that you and your husband should be the closest people, and for those who have already started a family, your sister-in-law is an outsider, so you don't feel that you are redundant.

In my opinion, it is normal for the brother and sister to have a good relationship, but if there is too much contact, then it must be inappropriate, you can explain this situation to your husband tactfully, don't hold things back, otherwise it will be more troublesome in the future.

First of all, I have to make it clear to my husband directly, get straight to the point, be direct, tell my husband what I think, and see what my husband says, in fact, it's good to be close to my brother and sister, just master the size.

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I have a sister-in-law in my family, he is married, and her husband lives in her mother's house all the year round with children, I am a sister-in-law, I am very annoying, can I bomb her away?

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Whose house to live in.

His mother's house The two married daughters live in their mother's house every day.

Do you have a house of your own?

Yes I don't live together, but I just can't figure out why I can't go home to live after I get married, even if my mother-in-law and I are messing around, it's okay.

Then don't worry about it, other people's mothers like to serve.

The problem is that my father-in-law also said that I was looking for trouble, saying that I should not eat and drink, what should I do.

What should I do when I'm old, this time the girls live here and spend all my money, how can I be willing when I need me when I'm old.

Well, you shouldn't care.

I can't figure out how I can still live here when I see my mother-in-law and daughter-in-law having conflicts every day.

That's someone else's business, you live your own life, don't worry about it so much.

My mother-in-law is now serving his married daughter when she is young, and she lives at home, and when he is old, can I leave him alone, let his daughter take care of it.

You can discuss, let your husband discuss, you don't have to say.