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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Most: When I turned 13 (20 years ago) my dad was shopping at Neimans for a present when he ran into several Miss America contestants. He asked them for advice and they picked out an amazing new teenage wardrobe for me then they came over the next day for a few hours to teach me how to do my hair and makeup. Talk about the coolest gift ever! Worst: My most recent ex had told his family I'd be spending the holidays with them. His dad and step-mom went all out. They had a stocking with my name on it when I showed up, and presents under all three of their Christmas trees for me. Talk about making a girl feel loved and welcomed. His mother, on the other hand, harbored a very deep-seated hatred for me even though this was our first time meeting and my ex and I hadn't even had so much as a disagreement in the time we'd been together. For Christmas dinner, she made a meal where I was allergic to every single thing on the table. My gift? A card asking me to leave her son alone with printed out directions to my place from her home - clearly wanting me to leave right then. Which I did. [/quote] Is he still living in her basement? [/quote] I wish! At least that would have been a reason behind her behavior. She was just mean for the sake of being mean. When I told my own parents, my mom warned me to get out immediately, as I would never be able to live with a MIL like her if things ever got that far. I ignored her. Then, a few months later, when my ex's mom went out to Cali to visit him and a company I rep wouldn't give her a free Audi to drive while she was in town (I paid and rented another car for her) she insisted it was because I hated her and set him up on a date with someone else. She's just a heinous bitch and will be the reason he never has a successful relationship.[/quote] Listen to your mom! I feel sorry for that young man, his mother is W-A-Y over involved in his life. Sounds as though you got out when the gettin' was good![/quote]
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