Anonymous wrote:A lot of yall are really rude jeez
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Odds are very high she will turn into her mother or feel differently once she has kids. I've seen it happen.
OP here. She has been the exact opposite and I don’t think she will ever turn into her mother.
Ok so you don't need our advice everything will be fine. Enjoy your move out of state , your kids, and only seeing your side of the family.
Anonymous wrote:Odds are very high she will turn into her mother or feel differently once she has kids. I've seen it happen.
Anonymous wrote:My girlfriend and I are so great together but I can’t stand her mother. She is the Debbie downer in every situation. She’s constantly complaining, yelling, and gossiping. She is very two faced amen constantly gossiping and talks badly about people. Shes kind of that person who calls everyone else hateful and immature, but doesn’t see that she is just like that. She is very belittling to her husband. My girlfriend had a strained relationship with her mom because of this. She has said many times she wants to move to another state and have as little contact with her as possible. She also does not want her involved with future kids because she is horrible. She is also very threatened by the close relationship my girlfriend has with my mom. I love my girlfriend and intend on marrying her and having a great future together, but how do I deal with a less than ideal in-law?
Anonymous wrote:My mother is not an awful human being, but she is dysfunctional and dramatic and it is hard being around her. DH just isn’t around her much and it isn’t hard. When I visit I usually do it alone and when she visits DH just works a lot. He’s civil but keeps his distance. It’s not a big deal.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Odds are very high she will turn into her mother or feel differently once she has kids. I've seen it happen.
OP here. She has been the exact opposite and I don’t think she will ever turn into her mother.
Women do very often turn into their mothers. It’s a wide world out there. Don’t settle.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Odds are very high she will turn into her mother or feel differently once she has kids. I've seen it happen.
OP here. She has been the exact opposite and I don’t think she will ever turn into her mother.
Anonymous wrote:I really don't think leaving an abusive drunk can be characterized as flitting away because you "don't want that lifestyle anymore ". What's amazing to me is that the GF and her siblings apparently have a better relationship with their father who was jailed for abuse than they do with the mother who abandoned them to him.
OP, your GF needs extensive therapy to come up with good boundaries for everyone in her family of origin. If you love her, you should support her in that, but go in eyes wide open. Personally I would want to have a lot of premarital counseling about how you and she intend to protect your nuclear family from her family of origin.