In the screenshot, a newlywed lists her mother-in-law's perks, such as side dishes and weekend childcare, as if it were a bragging contest, with no mention of any calls or visits. On
Bobaedream (opens in a new window), many criticized it as bragging with no calls or visits to the in-laws' home. On
Etoland (opens in a new window), some felt sorry for the mother-in-law, while others suspected the post was fake. On
Ppomppu (opens in a new window), people questioned how weekend childcare is possible with no visits to the in-laws' home, others suspected it was fake, and some pointed out that it was a misogynistic post.
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