Chapter 96 Evil house aunt

The greatest gift a woman can make to a man is to put up with his mother. Although the image of the villainous aunt in the Cantonese film era is gone forever, being a aunt still has varying degrees of trouble.There is a kind of aunt who is the Empress Dowager Cixi, who is capable of scolding ten Filipino maids and three toilet repair technicians within a year. There is a kind of aunt who is picky, controlling everything from the way the daughter-in-law washes the dishes, how she chops vegetables, her bathing habits, how she spends money, how she dresses, how she makes friends, after-work activities, and even her sleeping position.

There is a kind of family aunt who lacks a sense of security. She groans all day long, fearing that her daughter-in-law will instigate her son to drive her away. They need psychological counseling. There is a kind of aunt who has two faces, obeying what her daughter-in-law says, but talking gossip to her son. But the most difficult one to serve may be one—she was young and widowed, and raised her only son through hard work, and wanted him to start a family, but was afraid that he would be taken over by another woman.She loves to compete with her daughter-in-law, making her a third party. A woman can tolerate a troubled or psychologically unbalanced aunt for years and years based on the belief that she is the mother of the man she loves most.

If the woman hadn't stuck to this belief, she would have fought with her aunt long ago. When a woman suffers a lot of grievances, it is best not to complain to her husband, lest he be in a difficult position. Until the husband found out his conscience and asked, "Is my mother difficult to take care of?" The woman smiled and said, "No. But, except for me, probably no one can tolerate her." Overcoming all difficulties with a relaxed mind is the ultimate dedication.