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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Think of the wonderful example he's setting for your kids when you are the ones dying. Outsource as much as you can at home. Cleaning, take out, paper plates/cups. Whatever you need. Sounds like you have a good husband OP. [/quote] No it doesn't! It sounds like FIL has a son he doesn't deserve but OP doesn't have a husband she does deserve. This is so ridiculously excessive. I can't believe it's happening on the same forum that goes crazy when someone is upset their parents won't babysit their children in an obvious emergency.[/quote] :roll: I am impressed that OP's DH is taking care of his parents. The wife needs to take advice from others to outsource and take help from others. The harpies with bad marriages on DCUM should be ignored. Yes, it is extremely hard. All worthwhile things are hard. Taking care of your family, of each other, of yourself - all these things are hard, but the rewards are great, [/quote] This. In DCUM land, being "hard" means time to bail. For all of the talk of narcissistic inlaws, the women posting here seem to have no compassionor understanding beyond their own wants and needs. [/quote]
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