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Anonymous users2024-01-24Not breaking the law. But you have to endure it a little, so that you can get together and disperse!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Property that belongs to oneself and has the right to dispose of it does not constitute a crime.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22If you don't change the law, he's like this, kill him!
When dividing property, you don't have to pay for what you are given, and you only need to discount what belongs to him. Maybe you'll have to return his bride price! Let's see how long you've been married!
Hehe, there is that taboo in the countryside, the girl who marries out can no longer take her mother's family as her family, except for "Leaving Relatives" Then others will look at it differently. But it's different in the city, the girl who marries out, her mother's family always wants her daughter to stay there, and your brother is playing "Self-Defense War". The old man in the village, one person said it was nothing, and two people said it didn't matter, if they both said, what was originally nothing, but what became something? >>>More
Take photos for evidence. Alarm.
I'm really angry, but I didn't sprinkle it, but fortunately I didn't hit you, maybe you really have something too much.
Of course you have the right to take it away, because it's your family's dowry!