Aulona Musta posted a video boomerang with her mother-in-law on her birthday, writing: "A mother-in-law like me does not deserve to wish 'be 100 years old', but you must wish her 'never die, as good as art. "

To some followers, the post appeared hypocritical as if Aulona "would really love her mother-in-law, she would live at home with him." Strange or not? The surprise also came to Aulona, who reacted broadly to another post in which she stated, among other things, that "you don't have to live with your mother-in-law to prove to her that she loves or respects him."

This post was inspired by a post earlier, where the debate began to say that loving your mother-in-law in public is hypocrisy, and secondly, that love is understood and shown if you live with your mother-in-law! ?She initially writes.

It then goes on to refer to Middle Eastern culture, including Turkish and Indian TV channels, which, according to her, have further entrenched the idea that "living under one roof is normal".

?Because it's not a good thing to live with your parents after you are in your 20s and ready to face life on your own! I know that this is a totally unacceptable concept for Albanians, but among other things, Albanians continue to be a backward people because they find it so difficult to get away with such backward concepts. economic difficulties.

?Yes, I know, I am well aware that for many it is the economic inability that forces them to stay in a home. And this is accepted as a fact, but beyond that the young couple must live at home on their own and to the point! ?

Aulona goes on to add that "when you live at home alone and your mother-in-law respects your and your mother-in-law's spaces, there is no doubt that love and respect is great."

"So if anyone tells you that to understand love for your mother-in-law you have to live with it, just laugh in the face and tell her that your mother-in-law is watching Netflix serials and not Turkish TV series. She probably won't understand, It matters! You and your mother-in-law live in harmony and love, for the benefit of everyone's family, "she concludes.