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[quote=Anonymous]OP here. Thanks for the thoughtful replies! We never bring up religion or politics ourselves with ILs, and FIL can sense that our opinions differ and doesn't do so either. But SMIL either can't help herself or sees it as her duty; I'm not sure which. I am happy to go along with their practices when at their home, and with innocuous stuff like the baby gifts, and the frequent texts about how they're praying for us. I just anticipate that there might be some more heavy-handed comments too unless we are clear that it's not our interest. The zero-tolerance suggestion is a good reminder. I feel very strongly the same way, that derogatory remarks about being gay or of a different ethnic background are absolutely out of bounds. She's not virulent about that stuff but it does slip out sometimes, so I need to make sure DH is ready to speak up if/when needed.[/quote]
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