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My MIL isn't coming back!!!  I'm SOOOOO happy!  I posted here years ago when she first came to live with us.  That only lasted a couple of months, as we just couldn't get along.  Each of us felt that we needed our own space!  So, we got her an apartment.  She stayed there for two years, but guess what?  WE paid for everything, and she still wasn't happy!  The day after we closed on our new house she up and told my DH that he had to buy her a new $600 bed.  Apparently, the one that we gave her wasn't good enough.  Then, it was story after story, usually told to other people (instead of confronting us when she had complaints).  The bad thing was that they were mostly lies, or embellished stories.  She even lied about my DH, HER OWN SON!  She said that he stole from her, that he never visited her, etc., etc.  It was the exact opposite.  She even claimed that we only gave her $75 a month.  OMG, who can live here in the United States for $75 a month???  In the course of the two years that she lived here, she was able to accumulate 30 pairs of shoes, 7 coats (DH, the kids and I have only 2 coats each - one for fall and one for winter), and an unbelievable amount of clothes.  Need I say who gave her the money to buy all of that stuff?  My DH really spoiled her, and she's one ungrateful pain-in-the-you-know-what.  Even now she badmouths him, and he was nothing but a wonderful son to her.  There were several times when he was tired from work and she still asked him to take her shopping.  The nerve!  I'm just soooo glad that DH finally put his foot down when she went home.  She's not coming back!!!  But, like they say, all good things come to those who wait.  I'm just happy that we're back to normal now.

        Signed - Back-to-Normal-and-Loving-It
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My MIL worked for my family business for over 20 years.  Many little things irritated me during that time.  She was the only one who was not in our family that we trusted to run the cash register.  Needless to say, it was misplaced trust.  We put in some security cameras to catch a thief.  Little did we know the thief would turn out to be my MIL taking cash out of the register every day.  She got away with it for so long because she wouldn't ring the sale up, or would ring a refund in after a sale.  Then she would pocket the money.

        Signed - Still Fuming
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What a relief to find people who share my pain!  My first fight with my MIL was because I got upset with her calling me the 'B' word, even though she claimed to be joking afterwards.  She gets upset and complains to my DH when I spend a day with my own mother instead of her, and tells him that I'm a spoiled brat.  She takes things that I say offhandedly and turns them against me.  In the past few days she has had a fit and spoken to my DH because I am not helping her fix her house up enough.  She says that she plans to sell it and give us part of the money to buy our own house, so she is holding it over our heads right now and making our lives he!!.  She can't tell me to my face when she has a problem with me.  Instead, she continues to complain to DH, who is stuck in the middle!

        Signed - Hoping She Dies Soon, But Probably Won't
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