Anonymous wrote:I stole DH from his mother (I joked with him on the wedding day that she was going to try and retie the cord), I didn't give them a grandson, and I have a mind of my own... FIL abused and bullied MIL and DH and his sister growing up (kids were just bullied, not abused, MIL was hit on multiple occasions and he cheated on her a few times). I don't take FIL's crap, so I'm the issue apparently. They are very selfish individuals who try to buy DD's love. They wanted me to have a scheduled c-section so they wouldn't have to "Drop everything" to come down when I went into labor. We told them not to if they didn't want to (they did). I think they "want" to be good people, but they've been this way for so long... According to DH they are far better grandparents than parents, so I guess that's something.

When you have shitty in-laws I've found you really need to adjust your expectations - lower the bar.

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Anonymous wrote:I feel like some of you are creating problems, where there aren't any. Like you THINK you're supposed to not get along with your in-laws, so you create or magnify a "problem" in your head. Like you think in-law problems are supposed to be something everyone has, so you make a totally needless issue out of nothing. Your in-law says they love you? Adoringly refers to grandkids as "my kids?" Helps you out when you're moving, and is now getting on your nerves?

I know a few people have really, truly, insanely horrific in-laws, but some of these "problems," man... they just seem so manufactured and ridiculous.

OP, thank you for admitting that there are some people with "really, truly, insanely horrific in-laws..."

+1 I can only imagine the Mil on here. She would make any Mil look good!

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I don't know how you presume to know who us or isn't a mil on an anonymous forum.

How do you presume it isn't obvious, even with your poor denial? Just stop.