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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. For the record, I do and always have shared these chocolates when I receive them—that’s how she knows what they are and that she likes them. I’ve even sent her some as gifts. But for her to open the package and eat some of my gift from my parents before I had any, that’s beyond. And by the way? Some of them are flavored/cream-filled, and she ate my favorite two flavors, which she favors as well.

Defend that, DCUM. Go on, I know you’ll find a way.[/quote]

Divorce your husband for not inducing MIL to vomit the chocolate.  
Or take a day to process and move on. 
And tell your parents.  They will likely send more. [/quote]

I…literally am taking a day to process and move on. That’s what the DCUM vent was for. I haven’t said a word to MIL/FIL or DH, nor will I. But I will also never have them in my house when I’m not there ever again. And because I do most of the childcare arrangements when we travel, that means my kids will only do overnights/babysitting with my family and friends. Oh well.[/quote]

OP please stop defending your right to be mad about this. You can’t reason with people who were, apparently, raised by wolves.

Personally, I’d handle it with grace because what else can you do and I’d never leave her alone in my home again. I’d also expect DH to give her a stern talking to.[/quote]

Snort.  You want OP to handle something with GRACE?  Are you reading her posts?  My left toe knows more about grace than OP does in her whole body.  [/quote]

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