Re: Can your in-laws actually be like your real parents?
Well said by both of you.
Like my wife said, use this to your advantage. This is the best time for you to make mistakes and learn how to cook so that when you eventually do move into your own place, you are ready to take the bull by the horns.
I hate to be rude, but you are living in their house, you want them to work for YOU and pamper you? You are kidding yourself. Wake up and smell the coffee. You are living in someone else’s house, you have to help them, they are not your real parents that can overlook your shortcomings. I am sure your MIL will help you if you ask her to teach you, in fact, she will probably be glad to help and feel “needed”, and that’s a good thing.
On a side note, mothers who pamper their daughters are not doing justice to them. They should be preparing them for the real world. If they don’t teach them anything, they’ll have no clue what to do when they do get married (whether they live with in-laws or alone).