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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] If close interaction with a high-risk group during a pandemic isn't the issue here, I really don't think a weekly visit to the ILs is a problem, OP. Just stay there and get to know them better (and don't add something abusive they did to you - you should have said that in your first post). It is very likely they are not comfortable driving and don't quite know how to say it. [b]You should accompany them in their car one day when it's cooler, to assess their driving skills, actually.[/b] It's important. [/quote] Don’t you mean her husband—their SON should do this??!?? [/quote] PP you replied to. For my in-laws, it would be the same, because they treat me like their daughter. Sorry it's not the same with yours. [/quote] NP. It wouldn't be the same, because you aren't their real daughter. Family should take care of those things.[/quote]
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