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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Oh this is definitely true. I feel bad for women who don't have daughters [/quote] I don't need your pity, thanks. My husband is a wonderful son. He communicated the importance of keeping family close before we got married. I cherish his mother and welcome her to stay for months at a time in my home. She doesn't have daughters of her own, and I don't want her to feel society's (and your) bullshit pity. I hope my sons will grow up with the same sense of love and commitment as my husband has for his family.[/quote] It doesn't matter what he communicated. [b]No matter how much you cherish his mother, you cherish your own more.[/b] Love and commitment to family does not automatically transfer to spouses, nor does it displace your blood parents. Unless you're an orphan. Furthermore, if your MIL had daughters, you would not have persisted in this delusion.[/quote] DP. You'd never know. In DCUM land daughters routinely inquire about cutting ties with mothers. Y'all are pretty dumb. [/quote]
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