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Mother-In-Law Mall
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Mother-In-Law Stories
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Frequent
Fry HerTM
Blunt SIL
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Frequent
Fry Her TM.
- blunt_SIL, 1 of 4 needed/Posted:
4-APR-10
My MIL once flipped out because I did not get up fast enough.
I was watching the end of a baseball game. It was the bottom
of the ninth and there were two outs. My team was at bat.
I got up as soon as she asked, and paused because a pitch was on the
way. Though I was out the door soon after, she had the audacity
to say, "You shouldn't be wasting your time with sports."
Signed - She Had The Audacity
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Frequent
Fry Her TM.
- blunt_SIL, 2 of 4 needed/Posted:
29-APR-10
In the host of unwanted ILs that I have received, one is the 10 year
BF of SIL. He collects assistance, and is lucky to have recorded
over one year of work while living with SIL. She works two jobs
to support him. Now for the real story: Five or six weeks
ago, I made the discovery of warrants on the BF. Not one, but
two warrants for neighboring counties (DUI fines not paid) dating
back to 2004. Two weeks ago, SIL and BF moved down to the county
with an open warrant. I emailed the probation officer with their
address, and acknowledged that he wanted to turn himself in.
When moving down, and while driving SIL's car on a suspended license,
BF wreaked of alcohol. She believed the smell was from the night
before, though she'd believe anything he says. The P.O. gave
BF 4 days to turn himself in or get in contact with her. Though
to no avail, they picked him up. I have had the support of different
family members, and the truth is that what I did was legally and morally
responsible. Technically, I did not turn family in. And,
even if he was my brother, I'd have done the same. I firmly
believe in doing the time if you do the crime. The fallout is
that I am laughing because he's where he belongs. Though, I
see how the ILs operate. As much as the family despises and
flat out hates the BF, they are taking SIL's side. MIL wants
me to apologize. Pffft. Though she won't ask me about
the situation, which appears to me as cowardly. DW's family
is a superficial facade, as they want to get along, and not cause
a rift, to the point that FIL drinks 12 tall boys a night, smokes
pot, and pops a handful of pills. Nobody says anything to his
face, because MIL wants the family to get along. I will not
put up with letting problems grow. I handle them straight up,
as to not let them fester. I don't care if it causes rifts or
leaves me uninvited to family functions, because I have my piece of
mind and need to say and tell the truth.
Signed - What I Did Was
Legally And Morally Responsible
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Frequent
Fry Her TM.
- blunt_SIL, 3 of 4 needed/Posted:
3-MAY-10
I am a little upset about Mother's Day, as I wanted to make DW's first
Mother's Day really special. The problem is that I have to work.
I was going to ask for the day off, but I am taking time off the weekend
after for our anniversary. I do not like to get to picky, as
I work retail. The ILs were going to take the family out on
Sunday, though the family is in the middle of a huge spat. They
are going at a time that is inconvenient for me because SIL has work
at night. I do not feel comfortable with DW going to this function.
Lately, I feel as though the family is avoiding me. This avoidance
angers me, as I find it cowardly. They are talking behind my
back. I get messages relayed through my DW, as they will not
talk to me. They are afraid that I will cut them off from their
DD. This might be true, if they do not respect me enough to
talk to my face. I do not want my DD to grow up in a family
where avoiding a problem is the best way to deal with it.
Signed - Avoiding Me
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Frequent
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- blunt_SIL, 4 of 4 needed/Posted:
13-MAY-10
Mother's Day is truly a special time for a first time mother.
They finally get to celebrate the day with their new baby. As
for my story, I had to work on Mother's Day. The day before
Mother's Day, I gave my wife, a FTM, 2 cards (from DD and me), some
chocolates, fine crackers, fine cheese, and extraordinary caramels.
I bought all the ingredients for a great dinner for the 2 of us.
I missed brunch with the ILs (THANK GOD). DW gave MIL a card
from herself and one from DD. DW received no gifts or card from
her parents, brother, or sister. WTF? DW did not bring
up her disappointment over not even getting a card, though she did
bring up the fact my dad sent her a card. The ILs said, "That's
nice." No, it's not nice. It's thoughtful and considerate.
That's something . . .
Signed - My ILs Will Never
Grasp
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