Rural superstition, divorced daughters dowry furniture can not return to their parents home

Updated on furniture 2024-10-05
2 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    It's not a good thing to bring an old love home.

  2. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    Didn't you understand, the dowry can't be taken home? It's a local custom.

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I don't care if I'm superstitious or not, but it's undignified to do so. Why do you move the dowry back to your parents' house? Want to get a divorce. There must be something wrong inside.

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It's not too late to get it after the divorce, it's still a family if you don't get divorced.

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I don't want it, I don't want a marriage, and I still care about a pile of broken wood ......Because the furniture is made of wood......The five elements talk about Mu Ketu! My mother's house is the place where you grew up is dirt!! So you can't take it home (don't take it seriously).