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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Her message back to me was so rude and hostile. It literally started with "That won't work for me. Sorry!!!" after I wrote a message about how I was excited she would get to experience these fun holiday events with our kids around our city and we it would be so great because my husband is here! I thought mine was actually nice in comparison. She is a tough personality, it is really hard for her to be grateful because she is ALWAYS comparing what she doesn't get from us or what FIL does which there is no comparison, she really does spend a lot more one on one time with my kids throughout the year. She is also really focused on herself and I have come a long way in accepting this. Example, insisted she had to be there the week of my first born's birth, then [b]complained to my husband that she would appreciate us making a home cooked meal for her because he was getting takeout for every meal.[/b] She is just not the type to even think about being the one to make dinner for a couple with a 3 day old at home which is fine but it seems off to me she would expect me to make that when adjusting to being a mom and nursing around the clock. I cannot stress enough she is just always worried about her feelings and what she wants in every moment. Yes, her job is stressful. She is a recovering addict herself so the holidays are an emotional time and she missed a lot of my husband's childhood so wanting to experience this with the grandkids go back to this. Yet, as I mentioned it is not always about US because we are trying to accommodate her. Some are just due to her job situation. [/quote] excuse me, what now? she's pretty selfish. OP, you do a lot to accommodate your crazy MIL. Time to focus on you and your family's needs. [/quote]
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