‘No, I’m not paying for it': Future mother-in-law demands free salon service after finding out her son's fiancé is a beautician, gets her entitlement called out when the hairdresser refuses special treatment

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• If a parent really supports their child and their career, the least they can do is pay full price for services. Whether you're a mechanic, an electrician, an esthetician, an au pair, or even a psychologist, you should never be guilt-tripped into working for free… Especially by your family members. 

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  Rightfully so, this woman stood up for her small business, vanquishing a potentially overbearing mother-in-law and protecting her future marriage boundaries in the process.

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