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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, what happened when she was the only childfree one? There might be resentments on her side too.[/quote] She’s always been like this. In the past it hasn’t been as bad bc she hovers and asks if I’m making her a sandwich, my answer is normally sure! Or annoyance and a “no” and I quickly move on. It just hits differently when I’m making sandwiches for all these kids and her husband is working and her baby is sleeping and she asks me to prepare her lunch. (To which I said no.) That’s one example. [/quote] [b]OP, WHERE IS YOUR HUSBAND TO HELP YOU? Hire a nanny if you need one[/b].[/quote] Huh? So, OP not wanting to make sandwiches for her (adult) cousin means she should hire a nanny for her? It does sound like cousin wants to be treated like a child, but this is a bit much… [/quote]
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