Many people are reluctant to use things that they cannot use, and they will be stocked up in the corner of their homes if they are not packed up. A few days ago, a daughter-in-law complained that although she was in harmony with her mother-in-law, her mother-in-law's hoarding problems made her very unbearable.
netizen posted on PTT that her mother-in-law is usually very good to her and will help her buy things when she goes out. When she quarrels with her husband, her mother-in-law will also help her talk. However, my mother-in-law has the habit of stocking up, and she is even so serious that cockroaches will climb onto the dining table while eating.
The original PO shared that he wanted to communicate with his mother-in-law for several times, and he was willing to organize it together, but when she heard it, she would immediately change her face, and she still thought that the original PO was dismissing her. Netizens mentioned that because they were worried about health problems, they were afraid that their mother-in-law always thought she was doing something wrong and didn't know what to do.
Netizens left a message to share their opinions, "There are cockroaches on the dining table...I will move them out directly", "Tell your husband to organize them, that's his mother, it takes time to organize things, not to lose them", "Wow, the pictures are awesome", "Move them out".
Many netizens also shared similar situations of family elders, "The wet wipes my mother still hangs and drys them, and they tell me it is very useful...", "My friend's mother-in-law also stocks the wet removal boxes after use...", "I understand you! My mother-in-law is also so sleepy... Especially if there are children at home, they can't use slaughtering agents at all", "My grandma is also stocking up on the stocking, and she has no same I live and don’t allow people to touch her things. I was really frustrated when I passed away last year. I was full of cockroach eggs. My grandmother would sort things out, but if I put them in a long time, there would be cockroaches. After sorting them out, I would really get psychologically injured. "This is OK. My in-laws' house has a whole floor full of mud paper boxes, and my torn shoes from 20 years ago are still kept. I'm all black.