LOL excellent trolling, PP! |
Get bent. Your perfect kids have obviously messed up or else you wouldn’t have had to teach them manners they should have already known out of the womb. There’s no way someone as rude as yourself could teach any empathy or gratitude as you sneer and condescend. You sound despicable. |
I’m a DP and I absolutely believe that two teenagers and an elementary schooler would be taught to behave with good manners and never dream of speaking this way when guests in someone’s home. That is a far cry from perfection and if you don’t see that you are raising heathens. |
Another insufferable mommy. You keep talking about how your kids act as guests but the PP above said her kids insulted her own dinner they weren’t even guests. I’m sure your kids just rave every night about your dinners and say it was the Best. Dinner. Ever. |
I wasn’t actually thinking it from the perspective of a parent, but the perspective of a child. My siblings and I would never ever have insulted food in someone else’s home, Does that mean we were perfect, absolutely not, but my mother would never have stood for that sort of behavior. |
| There are some really unhinged boomer MILs on this thread that’s all I gotta say. |
It’s just the one. She was all over the last thread too. She should try being genuine and appreciative of her daughter-in-law, but I have a feeling she’s already cut off. |
So you were a jerk some times but talking about food really crosses the line? Ok. All it means is no kid is perfect which we all know but some seem to think their particular kids are real angels. |
No, I was a jerk sometimes but was raised with clear expectations for how to behave when a guest in someones home. You never were taught “company manners” or raised your kids with any? |
Nobody’s kid on this thread insulted food in a guest’s home. This entire exchange started b/c someone said their kid insulted the parents food in what sounds like a hypothetical. Cue the freaking out and pearl clutching about how their kids would never…! |
Setting aside the fact that you are clearly unhinged, my kids have actually never insulted my cooking. They have politely told me that they didn’t like the food sometimes, but believe or not there is a way to do that without being offensive. Maybe it’s because we set a good example in our house. |
+1. I’m more interested in the OP than this side quest to discover which anonymous poster has the best or worst kids. Personally, I definitely think she should discuss this with DH and I don’t think it’s out of line to bring up not hosting with him. Given what we know, it sounds like he and his mom have a complicated relationship and if I was OP I would want to make clear that I’m not participating in this bickering/fighting/insulting dynamic they’ve got going on. |
They’re just like the (one?) person who comes into every thread about setting boundaries for bad parent/in-law behavior with “What?!?! You simply MUST let them steamroll over you, behave any way they like and treat you any way they damn well please while you roll over and take it. My mother is DEAD and I’d give anything to be in your shoes! Don’t you know your parents will DIE and THEN you’ll be sorry?!?!” 🙄 |
And three weeks is MORE than enough notice for them to make other plans, including, if all else fails, Christmas at home with their spouse. |
You are incorrect no matter how many overly dramatic exclamation points you use. |