Anonymous wrote:If your DH's zipper was unzipped and he was unaware, she probably did on reflex instead of telling him to zip his pants.
Am I the only one to think this is pretty funny?
Anonymous wrote:I find it weird that she invaded his personal space and manually zipped up his pants and that she did it while I his wife of 10 years was staring right there. Thoughts? I'd this weird? Husband did not react.
Anonymous wrote:Well, at least she didn't unzip him LOL
Chill, OP. OK, it's weird. Like so many things in life. Lighten up.
Anonymous wrote:This is not a silly little thing. This is a grown man. It is incredibly inappropriate for his mother to zip his fly. How bizarre some of you are. You clearly don't understand healthy boundaries.
I vote emotional incest. His mother probably still wishes he was five. It is emasculating and infantilizing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's his mother, right? She swooped in as she would have done when he was a kid, that's all.
Weird and creepy!![]()
No this really happened--she is a control freak which is why I took issue with her doing it right in front of me. She is very territorial of her son so I guess I felt like she was doing it to sow me she is still the boss and in control. When I asked my husband about it he said he didn't even think of reacting but yes he thought it was weird. She is an attractive women who dresses at times too young for her age and who is having a very hard time with aging. Glad to know that I wasn't just being hard on her. My husband tends to be defensive and deflect blame or weirdness on to me. Guess you all can gather that I don't like mu mother in law very much! We have three children and she refuses to call me to see how they are just calls DH. She so passive aggressive. It's strange because when we are together we actually have a pretty pleasant time--not with standing the investable underhanded compliment or the slight that I only realize after the fact.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hubby and I stopped SIL's classroom after school one day to sign some papers. As her co-workers was standing in the room, SIL tucked my DH's shirt in his pants as he bent over to sign the papers. I regret not saying something to embarrass her like "a little lower and that would be incest."
Wow! You have a dirty and nasty mind. You want to insult and embarrass your SIL or your DH? You are casting aspersions on the relationship between a brother and a sister? What brought that on? Did you get sexually abused by your male relatives as a child? Because that would be the only scenario that would justify such a thought.
Anonymous wrote:This is not a silly little thing. This is a grown man. It is incredibly inappropriate for his mother to zip his fly. How bizarre some of you are. You clearly don't understand healthy boundaries.
I vote emotional incest. His mother probably still wishes he was five. It is emasculating and infantilizing.
Anonymous wrote:After she zipped him you should've 'arranged' him. That would've shown her who's really boss
Anonymous wrote:Hubby and I stopped SIL's classroom after school one day to sign some papers. As her co-workers was standing in the room, SIL tucked my DH's shirt in his pants as he bent over to sign the papers. I regret not saying something to embarrass her like "a little lower and that would be incest."