Anonymous wrote:Op here.
I messaged the second (or 3rd) cousin on Facebook our condolences -- I don't think this is a blood relation -- it's like a cousin's spouse -- and told MIL to go to hell. I'm hoping that she will use it against me and only email DH in the future (who never checks email) or get a hint and write nicer emails to me. It felt great to stand up for myself for the first time in forever. I am sick of being a doormat.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Op your MIL isn't doing anything for you. She is making it clear she is only sending it to you so it gets to DH sooner. Your only obligation is to make sure your DH is aware of the email.
Then really it is between them. It's really only a problem between them. If MIL is unhappy with not getting a reply then she can be upset with her son who isn't contacting her.
Just because you are female doesn't make you the family secretary. This isn't anything to do with you. If your MIL wants your help she should have thought of that before she suggested her son divorce you. She wasn't trying to help you then so you aren't obligated to help her now.
Let them deal with their own relationship and their own communication.
No. Op does NOT have any obligation at all. Ignore op. Mil is a b.
Anonymous wrote:Respond in a way she would not expect, that presents you as united.
Oh my gosh, DH and I are so sorry to hear this. That is so horrible! Thank you so much for letting us know! We will say a prayer for her. XOXO, Larla and DH
Anonymous wrote:Op your MIL isn't doing anything for you. She is making it clear she is only sending it to you so it gets to DH sooner. Your only obligation is to make sure your DH is aware of the email.
Then really it is between them. It's really only a problem between them. If MIL is unhappy with not getting a reply then she can be upset with her son who isn't contacting her.
Just because you are female doesn't make you the family secretary. This isn't anything to do with you. If your MIL wants your help she should have thought of that before she suggested her son divorce you. She wasn't trying to help you then so you aren't obligated to help her now.
Let them deal with their own relationship and their own communication.
Anonymous wrote:Print out the e-mail? lol.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Your response -
"In these very difficult times, you have my permission to directly get in touch with my husband to convey any news regarding COVID deaths.
Mrs. Full Name of DH. "