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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Dear DILs Everywhere,

Your husband was my son for many years before he was your husband. I don’t care if he is 5 or 95 as long as I’m alive it is my “job” to lookout for him and make sure he is being treated right.

So many men work hard for their families and all their wive’s do is spend their hard earned money. As a mom of a young son I want my son to be treated kindly in his marriage and not dominated by a domineering woman in the future.

And I don’t give a rat’s ass what you think my first loyalty is always to my own son. If I think he is being taken advantage of in his marriage you bet your ass I always have that “right” to pull him aside and have a conversation about it.

I carried him for 9 months, gave birth to him, raised him into adulthood, held him while he cried, fixed his boo boos, stayed up with him all night. I will always cradle to grave protect him.

He can divorce you honey and get another wife but he can only ever have one mother.

Signed,

A mother of a young boy.[/quote]

Oh FFS. This is too much. I love my mil btw

You had children because you enjoyed them. You had your 18 years with them. [b]You are setting yourself up to never see your grandchildren again if you alienate your DIL.[/b] [/quote]

+1. And I deeply disliked my MIL and how she got in my business. It’s clear that this poster’s son is going to marry someone just like dear old mom. An overbearing, immature, know-it -all. Guess what happens then? There can only be one of those in a marriage. DIL will be getting rid of MIL just as soon as she has the first grandkid.

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