Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She "gifts" me her old costume jewelry; gave DH an open costco pack of toothpaste (2 out of the 6 were gone - the box was taped shut with masking tape).
Dang. I see NOTHING wrong with either of those.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What I wonder is how did these crazy women raise nice men that we married?
My DH has almost a decade of therapy. He’s who he is despite that woman.
Anonymous wrote:What I wonder is how did these crazy women raise nice men that we married?
Anonymous wrote:In traditional Australian aboriginal culture, mothers in law and daughters in law do not communicate/interact directly but is done through third party (usually son) Prevents lots of problems
As one of the oldest cultures on earth we can certainly learn something from this practice!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When my husband's old girlfriend got divorced, she called DH to tell him that "katie" was back on the market again -- you know, in case he wanted to divorce me and our four children in order to pursue her, I guess.
This was my deceased mil! She would have 2 of his exes over to her house. One came into town and she actually let her stay there a week. It blew my mind then I decided after that my kids weren't going to be around her. Long story, but Karma comes back around. We were in the UP of MI vacationing one Xmas. Apparently she went into the hospital then it became very serious. No one could get a hold of DH because they didn't know who we were staying with. (we didn't want them to) Usually if we went out of state they wanted the phone number of the people we were staying with...I'm totally serious. Control freaks! She ended up dying, the rest of his sisters were mad because they had to do all the work while DH was away having fun. I remember my dad advising me to stick it out.he said.."time is on my side". He sure was right!
Anonymous wrote:In traditional Australian aboriginal culture, mothers in law and daughters in law do not communicate/interact directly but is done through third party (usually son) Prevents lots of problems
As one of the oldest cultures on earth we can certainly learn something from this practice!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When my husband's old girlfriend got divorced, she called DH to tell him that "katie" was back on the market again -- you know, in case he wanted to divorce me and our four children in order to pursue her, I guess.
This was my deceased mil! She would have 2 of his exes over to her house. One came into town and she actually let her stay there a week. It blew my mind then I decided after that my kids weren't going to be around her. Long story, but Karma comes back around. We were in the UP of MI vacationing one Xmas. Apparently she went into the hospital then it became very serious. No one could get a hold of DH because they didn't know who we were staying with. (we didn't want them to) Usually if we went out of state they wanted the phone number of the people we were staying with...I'm totally serious. Control freaks! She ended up dying, the rest of his sisters were mad because they had to do all the work while DH was away having fun. I remember my dad advising me to stick it out.he said.."time is on my side". He sure was right!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:MIL had a gigantic "grandma' shower with over 40 guests to which I (the mother of the child) was not invited.
You win!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She "gifts" me her old costume jewelry; gave DH an open costco pack of toothpaste (2 out of the 6 were gone - the box was taped shut with masking tape).
Dang. I see NOTHING wrong with either of those.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She "gifts" me her old costume jewelry; gave DH an open costco pack of toothpaste (2 out of the 6 were gone - the box was taped shut with masking tape).
Dang. I see NOTHING wrong with either of those.
Anonymous wrote:When my husband's old girlfriend got divorced, she called DH to tell him that "katie" was back on the market again -- you know, in case he wanted to divorce me and our four children in order to pursue her, I guess.
Anonymous wrote:She "gifts" me her old costume jewelry; gave DH an open costco pack of toothpaste (2 out of the 6 were gone - the box was taped shut with masking tape).