On the 14th, a post titled 'Husband pays back when he says he's not going on a trip to his in-laws' was posted on an online community. The conflict arose when the husband suggested taking his in-laws on a family trip abroad together. Ms. A, who felt burdened by spending several days away from home with her upper-grade elementary school child and her in-laws, politely declined his proposal. In response, the husband became very angry and said, "From now on, never let your brother-in-law or sister-in-law into our house," he unilaterally notified, but the older sister and younger sister would visit Mr. A's house about once a month, staying for a day and then leaving. The husband said, "If you refuse to travel with your in-laws and family, I have no obligation to consider my in-laws' family either," and reportedly maintained a firm stance. Regarding this, Ms. A expressed her frustration, saying, " I don't know if it's really something to compare on the same level with my sister and sister visiting for a few days while traveling abroad, and then spending time together." For now, netizens defending the husband said, "Every month, my in-laws' family comes to visit, She tolerated her playing without complaint, but if he outright refused a trip, he would feel betrayed and hurt," and "If the child is in upper elementary school , wouldn't it be worth going together?" On the other hand, netizens defending Mr. A commented, "While it may be upset to be rejected, responding immediately by banning in-laws without conversation is childish," and "A day trip and overseas travel are fundamentally different in terms of fatigue."
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