What are the characteristics of women who fail to honor their in-laws?

I think the characteristics of women's failure to honor their in-laws are as follows, such as:

Mother-in-law is different from mother. Women are unwilling to support their in-laws. In fact, one of the most realistic reasons is that the mother-in-law is not a mother, and the father-in-law is not a father. There is still a difference between the two. Although their biological parents have lived with them for a long time, living with their in-laws is even worse. However, if you kiss your parents, you will also be kissed. No matter how bad your performance is or how bad your speech is, women won't mind and will take care of it. But as in-laws, it is not good to say good things, and it is even worse to do wrong things, so women are reluctant to support in-laws.

She was once hurt by her mother-in-law. Some women are unwilling to serve their parents-in-law when they need help, or even pay for it. Such a woman is often hurt by her mother-in-law for a very practical reason. Because when a woman lives in her mother-in-law's house, she is always in a relatively weak position, and sometimes even if she is hurt by her mother-in-law's bad words, she will not say it. When her mother-in-law needs support, it is difficult for her to heal her inner wounds, so she doesn't want to wait on her mother-in-law.

Her mother-in-law didn't take care of her when she was pregnant. She's taking revenge. Another situation is that women are unwilling to support their parents-in-law when they are old. The reason is that women are hurt by their mother-in-law during confinement. Mother-in-law ignored their childbirth and didn't take good care of herself, which caused all kinds of harm to women's health. Even in the face of her mother-in-law, women will still have revenge, which is why I have to wait on you now that you are not good to me, which is also a more realistic reason why women are unwilling to wait on their mother-in-law. Therefore, I think women are not filial to their in-laws. The above is purely a personal opinion.