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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Great to see all the self hating Indians on here..well played OP, bringing them out. And of course your American born DH thinks his mom is a nut. It’s one of the most cliched dynamics around. US born Indian child thinks their parent who does nice things like bring home cooked food to a party is crazy. I’m Indian born and 30, for the posters who want to reply “hey OP’s MIL!”[/quote] Cool, cool, thanks for reminding us that even younger Indians have no boundaries![/quote] Bringing food to contribute to a party is not a problem. Thank your lucky stars OP that your life is so easy that you see this as a problem that needs solving. Show your MIL a little grace. [/quote] NP. You don’t get to decide what “problems” are for other people, or what they need to be thankful for. Should she show her MIL the same grave you’re showing, OP? This thread really hit a nerve with some people. [/quote]
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