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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. Thanks. I agree, if you had had a history with boundary challenged people, you might be a little less terrible about this.

PP, I hope you are joking about this, but - and again I don't want to get into details - but in some ways this is tantamount to telling a woman who was abused sexually by her father that she is a jackass and not dutiful enough to her dad now. Thankfully, my situation is less extreme than that, but it's not cool to shame the victim (again you don't know the backstory, but it's just not okay). Something you might want to consider in the future.  [/quote]

This is beyond ridiculous. If you dont want to share the important details, fine, but don't butt hurt when people respond with the info given. As posted, you sound like a ninny. [/quote]

The person who called OP a jackass was not responding to the information she was given.  OP had already given enough backstory to let anyone with basic reading comprehension to understand that her she and her MIL had a difficult relationship and the MIL has violated her boundries on multiple occasions.  [/quote]

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