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2Your husband is the son of the house; he has a sister who is married and has two children. You live with your in-laws, including your mother-in-law. You have a two-year-old daughter. Arguments often arise because your child doesn't listen to you, and when you give her a slap or two, your husband gets angry; he doesn't want any harm to come to the child. He often tells you, "It’s better to hit me than to hit my daughter." You end up scolding or hitting both of them. Although your daughter sometimes gives you a hard time, she generally obeys you, though she does act up mischievously in front of her father. You even went back to your parents' home once because of this issue. When you two argue, he doesn't get angry; instead, he just laughs in your face, which makes you even angrier. Sometimes, the two of them team up against you. Your mother-in-law is very fond of you—treating you like her own daughter—and always takes your side, as does your father-in-law. You cook occasionally, but otherwise, your mother-in-law handles the cooking while you take care of the other household chores. Your husband spends most of his time in his office, which is located on the second floor of your house.
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