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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]There genuinely isn't a reason. That's why it's so odd. My pet theory is that it's because she's used to not having family around and feels some jealousy on behalf of her own far away parent. But who knows.[/quote] Brining us back to the original point of the thread… women just don’t want to like their SILs /DILs and just make up sh*t in their head so they can dislike them, rather than placing the blame on their own brothers/sons.[/quote] There “genuinely isn’t a reason” ***that you know of,*** from your perspective as not-your-brother. Wow, imagine that: he might well have reasons he doesn’t care to connect that much with his parents that you aren’t privy to, what with you are not your brother and all.[/quote] But he does connect with them, on his own, as I said, with the kids when his wife is out of town, and every few months with the whole family. They're not estranged, they just rarely make time with the result being that their kids barely know their local grandparents. You seem to want to keep inventing facts not in evidence to support your preferred narrative. I have placed plenty of blame on my brother throughout this thread. What I object to is the idea that the woman in this situation bears no responsibility for her own part in the family dynamic. I don't have time to keep arguing back and forth on this and repeating myself so this will be my last response, but you should examine why you think a wife has no responsibility for her own affirmative choices in the context of her relationship with her ILs. I find that position strange and patronizing.[/quote] Not OP, but maybe Because a wife is not the gatekeeper to her husband’s relationships? Because the husband has agency to make his own decisions. Because we need to stop blaming women when men are inept, whether it is in the workplace or at home.[/quote]
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