Marriage Siege: the Struggle and Self-Rescue of Women Who Are Swallowed up by Marriage

[Marriage + cheating + women's topics + women's self-help + evil mother-in-law + scumbag + women's awakening] Is marriage a siege or a prison? They once thought that they could grow old together by holding hands, but unexpectedly they were trapped in absurd dreams—— Some people are gradually being eroded by their mistresses amid their husband's sweet words; Some people endured the oppression of the evil mother-in-law, and in the end even themselves were broken into pieces; Some people struggle under the iron fist of domestic violence, but are forced to move even further by the shackles of morality; In this marriage game, some people realize that they are marrying an indifferent scumbag. ... When I went back to my hometown during the Chinese New Year, he said, "If it weren't for your parents," he immediately silenced me. Then I was thrown into the emergency lane of the expressway like rubbish while I was still wearing a single coat. What's even more ridiculous is that his whole family actually complained first, accusing me of being ignorant? ... After finishing last in another exam, I couldn't help but confiscate my son's cell phone. But he pressed me down on the sofa and grabbed my phone while calling me stupid. In anger, I kicked him, but he suddenly rushed up to me like crazy and slapped me ten times, hitting my temple with his fist. After death and rebirth, I looked at my son who only played with his mobile phone every day and felt disheartened. Divorced again, I chose not to want him. ... After three years of marriage, I thought I was married to love, but unexpectedly I was married to a well-planned scam. My husband, Zhou Ming, not only cheated on me during the marriage, but also worked with his mistress to transfer property in an attempt to make me clean up and leave the house. What's even more ridiculous is that the court actually ruled against me in the first instance? These days, do honest people deserve to be bullied? ... Eleven short stories and eleven marital tragedies. These stories are not fairy tales, but the blood and tears of real marriages. They had been humble and forbearing, swallowing tears in their bellies; But in the end, they learned to fight back, learned to awaken, and learned to tear apart their own lives! When love becomes a shackles, how do women break out? When a marriage reaches an impasse, leaving is the first step to rebirth!