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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If the wife is selfish, yes If she is kind and normal, no[/quote] And *even if the wife is selfish,* the son has to co-sign on her behavior for it to be effective. Do you get it? [b]If I told my husband we'd be skipping holidays with his family and only spending them with my family, he'd give me an immediate and firm, "Hell no." If a selfish wife comes to a weaker husband with that same scenario, and he either says nothing or says "OK, honey," then that's still on[/b] HIM. This is what I hate about the way some ILs choose to view DILs. Even if she is "selfish," *your son still went along with it, folks.* Sorry you raised such a spineless weakling who doesn't care enough about you to work on family dynamics with his wife. [/quote] Exactly. Cant imagine being married to.some.of these men you all picked who have no backbone. It's not attesctive. We see my inlaws once a week and I think that is healthy for everyone.[/quote]
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