My mother-in-law said that my husband was particularly fond of crying when he was a child, but why doesn't he cry now?

Probably because my mother-in-law has no daughter, she will tell me everything, but what she likes to tell her mother-in-law most is her husband's childhood. My mother-in-law likes to talk, and then I listen quietly.

During the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, my father-in-law took two children out to play. My husband works in the middle class and sleeps upstairs that day. I watch TV with my mother-in-law on the sofa when I am idle. We watched TV while chatting. I talked inexplicably about my husband's childhood.

My mother-in-law said: "At that time, I was particularly envious of seeing other girls. When I went to the market that day, I also bought a small skirt and put it on him at home. I didn't expect him to be quite happy, and I was happy to let him take it off. " I imagine my husband wearing a skirt.

My mother-in-law said, "The most interesting thing is that I buy a skirt every time I go to the market. As long as I don't buy it, I will cry. " At this time, my husband went downstairs, and I couldn't help laughing when I saw him. My husband looked at me and said, "What's so happy?"

My mother-in-law smiled and said, "Nothing. Tell me about your childhood. You used to wear skirts when you were a child, remember? " The husband gave his mother-in-law a white look and said, "Don't mention it in the future. Really annoying. " Then there was a burst of laughter.

Actually, I still like my mother-in-law telling her husband about his childhood, so we talked for a long time. My mother-in-law spoke very seriously, and I listened more carefully. I don't think getting along with my mother-in-law is as difficult as I thought.