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My brother-in-law is getting married, and my sister-in-law-to-be wants to transfer the ownership of my house to her. Am I too easy to bully?

Yes, they don’t take you to heart at all and have made up their mind to blackmail you. If you give in at this time, then you are the biggest fool in the world, knowing full well that they regard you as a "water fish" ", you are still willing to take the bait, this is not easy to bully, but blatant bullying. 01. She picked a good time and was very scheming.

To understand the whole thing, you are too easy to bully, and others don’t take you seriously. The key is that her timing is perfect. She is not married yet. She has the right to ask for this and that. If you are unwilling to transfer the ownership to her and the brother-in-law is unable to marry a wife, the mother-in-law, brother-in-law, husband, and relatives will all take turns. Brainwash you and tell you not to care so much. We are all a family, and her name is the same as yours...

And for the sake of family stability, you agreed to transfer the property, and she didn't have to fight for anything. Getting a house for free, this means, this position, and this scheming are not ordinary. I sincerely light a candle for you. If you meet such a sister-in-law, if you are stupid, simple, and stupid, whatever you have in your hand will become her, and you will end up with nothing. 02. I have seen shamelessness, but I have never seen anyone so shameless.

I don’t understand why she wants to transfer the ownership of your house when she is getting married. To put it simply, she is an unmarried sister-in-law. How did she learn that you have a house in your hand? , why should she? The person she is marrying is her brother-in-law, and she wants a house from you. Isn’t this outrageous? Does she really have no idea?

You have the nerve to say that you want your house to be transferred to her. This is not an ordinary thick-skinned thing. If she wants a house, she should find her husband-to-be. It’s not your sister-in-law’s turn to worry about gifts and the like. Don’t they understand what private property is? Even if the situation is bad, won’t they take out a loan to buy a house? The husband's family didn't think of anything and just wanted to take advantage. On the contrary, whether the house was in the hands of the eldest daughter-in-law or the younger daughter-in-law, they would not lose.

They are not at a loss. They will get a set of pre-marital property as soon as they walk through the door. And you are obviously a homeowner and become a homeowner without a house. Their calculations are too loud. .

Besides, I don’t know if your house is a dowry house or if it was bought by your parents-in-law. If it is a dowry house, you cannot transfer it even if you divorce your husband. If it is bought by the in-laws, for the sake of fairness, her name can be added instead of transferring the ownership. After marriage, there are two families. Brothers will settle the accounts, let alone the sisters-in-law. 03. What I want to say about this matter.

Whenever you deal with unreasonable things, don’t retreat in confusion. Think about it this time, what should you give up next time? There is also a house given to the sister-in-law-to-be, where will you live? In the future, when the children grow up and don’t even have a home, don’t we need to consider these things?

The key is that she is not married, and she has no right to interfere in family affairs. If your husband and your in-laws torment you because of this matter and do not treat you as an adult, I suggest you find another husband, six legs. Toads are hard to find, and men with two legs are everywhere in the streets.

At the same time, I would like to advise you not to think about your family at all times. You must be cautious when it comes to property. People who can start plotting against you before you are married, they don't regard you as a relative at all, but as someone who is taken advantage of.