The Top 10 Most Foolish Behaviors of Women:


1. Living with her boyfriend before marriage or even moving into his family’s house, getting pregnant before marriage, and marrying because of the pregnancy, which makes her appear eager and easily looked down upon by the in-laws.
2. Believing what her parents-in-law say before marriage: "Marry into our family, and you are one of our children. We will treat you as our own daughter." Haha, believing this is the beginning of mother-in-law and daughter-in-law conflicts.
3. Parents at her natal home favor boys over girls, knowing their bias, and despite her brothers being unambitious, they still save and support them with all their might, depositing all their money with her parents. Even after marriage, she becomes a devoted supporter of her brothers, willingly being a bloodsucker for her family, which eventually causes resentment in her own small family. She ends up being disliked inside and out, and when the moment comes, she realizes that her family at her natal home doesn’t care about her life or death, and she has no foothold there.
4. Loves to show off and compare—before marriage, comparing herself to her original family; after marriage, comparing her in-laws’ family conditions, her husband's job and earning ability, and her children’s grades. She treats these as her bragging capital, which can easily be exploited by others and bring trouble to the family.
5. Lack of common sense—telling her best friend everything, including her married life, family income, her husband's and relatives’ preferences. Often bringing her friend to visit or stay over at her house, which can be a trap. When she finally divorces, she will realize it’s too late.
6. Lack of judgment—relying on her looks, dressing provocatively, acting flirtatiously, and mingling with various men outside her home, enjoying the attention and admiration from outside men, looking down on her husband at home, thinking she’s irresistibly charming, but in reality, she’s being used as a plaything without realizing it. When the divorce happens, will outside men really abandon their wives and children to marry a woman like her? How will she face her parents and children?
7. Having a chaotic private life—mingling with drunken friends, getting involved in gambling and other bad habits, ultimately ruining herself.
8. No sense of boundaries in social interactions—whether at her natal home, her in-laws’ house, her own home, or others’. She likes to pry into others’ affairs and take the opportunity to gossip, criticize, and add fuel to the fire. Being talkative is not a good trait; people who lack tact are easily disliked.
9. Not knowing how to leave herself an escape route—her pre-marriage savings are all given to her parents; after marriage, all her money is invested in her husband. She even borrows money from her natal family or takes on heavy debts to support her husband. She gives up her job and is willing to return to the family as a good wife, living frugally and thinking she’s doing it for the family. But in the end, no one appreciates her efforts, and the marriage law can’t protect her rights. After many years of marriage, as she ages and loses her beauty, when divorce occurs, she has no job, struggles to support herself, can’t take the children, and can only leave with nothing. Worse, she may end up with lifelong debt she can never repay.
10. Likes to meddle in others’ affairs—when she was a daughter, it was okay to dominate her family alone; but after having a sister-in-law or younger sister-in-law, she still tries to dominate everything at home. Knowing some issues are her parents’ fault, she still favors her parents and criticizes or suppresses her sister-in-law or younger sister-in-law. If her brother divorces, she is the main culprit; if he doesn’t, congratulations, but her family at her natal home will no longer welcome her.
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