Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m curious what OP’s parents are thinking too
They can’t stand her and think she’s using my brother. They have never felt this way before, ever, about any of his serious girlfriends. They think her child is hideously spoiled. They’re going to talk to him, they say once, and leave it there. I’m not going to add to it because I love him, and don’t want to pile on. I used this thread to vent.
For all you similarly spoiled idiots, they tried multiple times to extend their stay with us, after arriving, and we declined. (“OMG I BET THEY WERE DYING TO LEAVE BECAUSE OF EVIL OP.”) I know this is very hard for some of you contrarian pudding brains to understand, but at times it’s difficult to put down every last circumstance leading an OP to conclude that a situation is bad. I love that just to “win,” some of you dumbasses will try and argue that something as absurd as shopping multiple times a day for one catered to kid is NBD. Yes, that’s so reasonable and totally normal. It’s hilarious.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m curious what OP’s parents are thinking too
They can’t stand her and think she’s using my brother. They have never felt this way before, ever, about any of his serious girlfriends. They think her child is hideously spoiled. They’re going to talk to him, they say once, and leave it there. I’m not going to add to it because I love him, and don’t want to pile on. I used this thread to vent.
For all you similarly spoiled idiots, they tried multiple times to extend their stay with us, after arriving, and we declined. (“OMG I BET THEY WERE DYING TO LEAVE BECAUSE OF EVIL OP.”) I know this is very hard for some of you contrarian pudding brains to understand, but at times it’s difficult to put down every last circumstance leading an OP to conclude that a situation is bad. I love that just to “win,” some of you dumbasses will try and argue that something as absurd as shopping multiple times a day for one catered to kid is NBD. Yes, that’s so reasonable and totally normal. It’s hilarious.
Wow, and you are bothered by the negative reactions of others? Yikes!
People here are going by what you said, not what you didn't include. I suggest you learn from this experience and don't crowdsource your problems on DCUM anymore. You clearly can't handle the truth.
Your impulse to lash out with name calling and insults tells us a whole lot about you.
nope. totally team OP
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think OP dislikes the fiancée for having an existing kid and not being well-off.
I don’t like users. I know that’s unusual here.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m curious what OP’s parents are thinking too
They can’t stand her and think she’s using my brother. They have never felt this way before, ever, about any of his serious girlfriends. They think her child is hideously spoiled. They’re going to talk to him, they say once, and leave it there. I’m not going to add to it because I love him, and don’t want to pile on. I used this thread to vent.
For all you similarly spoiled idiots, they tried multiple times to extend their stay with us, after arriving, and we declined. (“OMG I BET THEY WERE DYING TO LEAVE BECAUSE OF EVIL OP.”) I know this is very hard for some of you contrarian pudding brains to understand, but at times it’s difficult to put down every last circumstance leading an OP to conclude that a situation is bad. I love that just to “win,” some of you dumbasses will try and argue that something as absurd as shopping multiple times a day for one catered to kid is NBD. Yes, that’s so reasonable and totally normal. It’s hilarious.
Wow, and you are bothered by the negative reactions of others? Yikes!
People here are going by what you said, not what you didn't include. I suggest you learn from this experience and don't crowdsource your problems on DCUM anymore. You clearly can't handle the truth.
Your impulse to lash out with name calling and insults tells us a whole lot about you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m curious what OP’s parents are thinking too
They can’t stand her and think she’s using my brother. They have never felt this way before, ever, about any of his serious girlfriends. They think her child is hideously spoiled. They’re going to talk to him, they say once, and leave it there. I’m not going to add to it because I love him, and don’t want to pile on. I used this thread to vent.
For all you similarly spoiled idiots, they tried multiple times to extend their stay with us, after arriving, and we declined. (“OMG I BET THEY WERE DYING TO LEAVE BECAUSE OF EVIL OP.”) I know this is very hard for some of you contrarian pudding brains to understand, but at times it’s difficult to put down every last circumstance leading an OP to conclude that a situation is bad. I love that just to “win,” some of you dumbasses will try and argue that something as absurd as shopping multiple times a day for one catered to kid is NBD. Yes, that’s so reasonable and totally normal. It’s hilarious.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m curious what OP’s parents are thinking too
They can’t stand her and think she’s using my brother. They have never felt this way before, ever, about any of his serious girlfriends. They think her child is hideously spoiled. They’re going to talk to him, they say once, and leave it there. I’m not going to add to it because I love him, and don’t want to pile on. I used this thread to vent.
For all you similarly spoiled idiots, they tried multiple times to extend their stay with us, after arriving, and we declined. (“OMG I BET THEY WERE DYING TO LEAVE BECAUSE OF EVIL OP.”) I know this is very hard for some of you contrarian pudding brains to understand, but at times it’s difficult to put down every last circumstance leading an OP to conclude that a situation is bad. I love that just to “win,” some of you dumbasses will try and argue that something as absurd as shopping multiple times a day for one catered to kid is NBD. Yes, that’s so reasonable and totally normal. It’s hilarious.
Anonymous wrote:I think OP dislikes the fiancée for having an existing kid and not being well-off.
Anonymous wrote:It's unfortunate you don't make enough money to provide for adequate accommodations. How embarrassing
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nothing you can do. He won't listen to you and it will just alienate him and she will hate you. Just be there for him if/when he comes to you.
+1. I still harbor some resentment at MIL for all her discussions with DH stating our relationship is a bad idea. I am remarried and came to the marriage with 3 kids. DH had none. MIL questioned every progressive step in our relationship. Moving across the country to my city was too much too soon. He did it anyways. Moving in with me and my kids. She thought he’d be unhappy. Getting a dog. Too much of a commitment. Buying a new house together where he put down most of the deposit. Too much financial commitment. Buying me a Mercedes. She lamented, what happens if we don’t work out. We eloped and are now happily married. I’m fairly average looking and I don’t think she understands DH marrying me at all. It’s driven a wedge between them. They would all get along better if she would just love and support him in his decision.
No offense but I can understand your MIL’s thinking. You don’t appear to contribute to the marriage as much as DH and that’s quite unfair. You could have increased your share of the down payment or bought your own Mercedes. Parasitic women aren’t a good look. I say this as a much younger wife who chooses not to live off my husband.
Anonymous wrote:I’m curious what OP’s parents are thinking too
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nothing you can do. He won't listen to you and it will just alienate him and she will hate you. Just be there for him if/when he comes to you.
+1. I still harbor some resentment at MIL for all her discussions with DH stating our relationship is a bad idea. I am remarried and came to the marriage with 3 kids. DH had none. MIL questioned every progressive step in our relationship. Moving across the country to my city was too much too soon. He did it anyways. Moving in with me and my kids. She thought he’d be unhappy. Getting a dog. Too much of a commitment. Buying a new house together where he put down most of the deposit. Too much financial commitment. Buying me a Mercedes. She lamented, what happens if we don’t work out. We eloped and are now happily married. I’m fairly average looking and I don’t think she understands DH marrying me at all. It’s driven a wedge between them. They would all get along better if she would just love and support him in his decision.
No offense but I can understand your MIL’s thinking. You don’t appear to contribute to the marriage as much as DH and that’s quite unfair. You could have increased your share of the down payment or bought your own Mercedes. Parasitic women aren’t a good look. I say this as a much younger wife who chooses not to live off my husband.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nothing you can do. He won't listen to you and it will just alienate him and she will hate you. Just be there for him if/when he comes to you.
+1. I still harbor some resentment at MIL for all her discussions with DH stating our relationship is a bad idea. I am remarried and came to the marriage with 3 kids. DH had none. MIL questioned every progressive step in our relationship. Moving across the country to my city was too much too soon. He did it anyways. Moving in with me and my kids. She thought he’d be unhappy. Getting a dog. Too much of a commitment. Buying a new house together where he put down most of the deposit. Too much financial commitment. Buying me a Mercedes. She lamented, what happens if we don’t work out. We eloped and are now happily married. I’m fairly average looking and I don’t think she understands DH marrying me at all. It’s driven a wedge between them. They would all get along better if she would just love and support him in his decision.