丈夫把工資交給婆婆，卻讓我養全家；我停掉所有墊付後，他第一次拿著空錢包去菜市場

She had always believed that married life meant supporting each other. But every month, her husband would hand over his entire salary to his mother, while she was implicitly expected to pay for everything – groceries, utilities, rice, oil – all the while. She endured it for a long time, keeping meticulous records. Every transfer, every reminder, every "you can pay for it first" – all became a clear and detailed account. This time, she didn't argue, nor did she beg her husband to come back. She simply stopped paying for everything, put away her own money, and let the man who always said, "My mother has it tough," face the real expenses of the household.