I saw an article on another platform today, and I immediately felt that everyone's way of thinking is really different. I can only say that you can't compare with others. The more you compare, the angrier you will become, and the more you compare, the more pathetic you will feel. See what she said:
1. I don’t need to rent a house anymore, my husband has a house anyway. No matter whose name it is, as long as I don't get divorced, I can stay here forever.
2. There is no need to buy a car. My car was bought by my father-in-law. Anyway, I've always been the one driving.
3. They don’t expect me to make money. Basically, all my own money is mine. My husband is responsible for the children’s expenses, food, clothing, housing and transportation for the family. I swipe his credit card, but I won’t pay it back anyway. My parents-in-law are both retired teachers, and their pensions are higher than my salary.
4. I graduated from college three years ago, and my monthly salary is only 4,000, but I already have hundreds of thousands in savings.
5. I am more traditional. I need both bride price and dowry, and they must all be mine.
6. Life is relatively stable. I just go home after get off work, and my mother-in-law has cooked the food anyway.
7. I prefer children, and I will definitely have a second child.
8. For a girl like me who is mediocre in every aspect, the most important thing is to take advantage of the gender bonus and age advantage to get married quickly in her early twenties. Rich young men are hard to find, but rich old bacon is still easy to get.
Regarding the first three points, I can only say that she marries well and knows how to choose someone.
I don’t know how to do the fourth point. It’s amazing. In the few years after I graduated, it was pretty good without moonlight.
I gave up on the fifth point. Friends who have read my article should know that I was cheated by my husband [face covering] 
