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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Come on now, it's not "abusive" to leave an in-law out of a photo. Rude, sure, but that cheapens the meaning of abuse.[/quote] When my husband's father died, I was not allowed to ride in the limo to the cemetery since that was for family only. The funeral was out of town and we had not rented a car. (We flew in to the airport). I suggested that I could either -- wait at the church and have someone swing by and pick me up when the funeral was over, or call a taxi. I asked if they would mind booking me a taxi, and at that point, my DH stepped in and insisted that I ride in the limo. I'm sorry, but if that isn't abusive, what is?[/quote] Mildly abusive would be your husband going in the limo without you. Abusive would be your MIL telling lies about you to your children. It's not abusive for someone who didn't choose to marry you to not treat you kindly. [/quote]
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