The maid received 26 million per month, a huge salary and accommodation included, the truth was disillusioning

Despite receiving a huge salary for the maid profession, up to 26 million VND per month and including accommodation, the U50 woman doing this job still feels dissatisfied with herself. The profound reason makes anyone who hears it become disillusioned.

In Nanning, China, 46-year-old Ms. Wang silently endured the bitterness and helplessness of working as a maid living with her landlord. Living and eating with the homeowner every day, receiving a salary of up to 7,500 yuan (equivalent to 26.3 million VND), Ms. Vuong was not very happy.

She was born and raised in the countryside. To support her children in college, she decided to leave the countryside to work in the city. After much research, Ms. Vuong found a job as a housekeeper. The owners are a middle-aged couple with a child in high school at home. She thinks that this job can not only make money but also help her have a stable place to live.

During the first few months, Ms. Vuong felt that this job was not bad. The boss and his wife are comfortable and their children are also obedient and polite. Every day she is responsible for cleaning the house, cooking, and doing laundry. However, as time passed, Aunt Vuong gradually discovered that this job was not as simple as she imagined.

First of all, Ms. Vuong found it very inconvenient to have to live and eat with her owner. She needs to always pay attention to her words and actions, for fear of accidentally touching the taboos of her employer's house. When eating, she must wait for the owner to use chopsticks first, and when sleeping, she must wait for everyone to rest before turning off the lights. Such a restrictive life gradually made her become depressed.

Second, high work intensity is also one of the reasons that makes Aunt Vuong uncomfortable. Every day she has to work from morning to night, with almost no time to rest. Sometimes the owner has guests coming to the house or their children have unexpected work, so she has to work overtime until late at night. The long, hard working hours gradually made the 46-year-old woman's body unbearable, but she did not dare to complain because she knew that this job was not easy to find.

What made Ms. Vuong even more unbearable was that the couple's attitude towards her had gradually changed. They began to find fault, accusing her of not doing her job well enough. Sometimes just because the food is not delicious or the floor has stains, they get angry.

Another thing that made Ms. Vuong feel the most desperate was the attitude of the children in the house. As time passed, the children's respect gradually disappeared. Just like their parents, these children began to treat her less closely than before, sometimes even talking harshly.

Faced with this dilemma, Ms. Vuong once approached her landlord with the hope of improving their relationship. But the boss and his wife did not seem to realize the severity of the problem. Such situations continue to occur. This made Ms. Vuong feel very helpless and hopeless. She began to doubt whether her initial choice was the right one.

By chance, Ms. Vuong met a friend who also worked as a maid. This person told her that he had experienced a similar dilemma. Later, she chose to quit her job to find a more suitable family.

After listening to her friend's story and carefully considering it, Ms. Vuong decided to quit her job. She knew that doing so could cost her a stable job, but she also knew that she could no longer endure such a life. She believes that she will find a more suitable job and have a more comfortable life.

After being posted online, the 46-year-old woman's story has caused mixed debates. Some people think that working as an employee must be accepted. Others expressed that no matter what job you do, you should be respected.

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