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February 23, 2006
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MIL came to my house once, uninvited, and stayed for 3 whole days.  I had just had my second baby.  She made it clear that she wanted me to cook for her and entertain her.  She lives in the suburbs, and was intending to come to the city, where we live, for a change of scenery.  I was very upset and I was already too tired, given the fact that I have a toddler and a newborn in the house, and my DH was not in the country.  I was tired the day she came, and decided to order a pizza for dinner.  She said that she does not like pizza.  I said, "Fine."  I called the pizza company and ordered for me and the little toddler.  Then I got a box of fish fingers out of the freezer, for her to prepare for herself.  It was there and then that she decided that she wanted to go back home.

        Signed - The Tired Mom
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DF and I recently got engaged.  The Saturday before we went to a baby shower and he showed a couple of our friends the ring before I knew anything about it!  The next day he proposed to me!  That night we went home to show his mom (he still lives at home and I live with them) and she said, "Oh, that's nice."  She didn't care that we had gotten engaged.  A few weeks later, after her being pissy to the both of us, we had a HUGE argument.  I mean World War III!  She screamed at us, saying that we kept the surprise from her and that we had gotten engaged on Saturday!  She later told us that one of our friends (somehow, we still do not know who it was) told her, "Oh my God, you should see the rock she has!"  So, she assumed that it all happened without her knowing anything about it!  Well, it's been about a month now, and the woman is still not talking to us!  She has been blaming me for prank calling her at a time when I was sitting right next to my DF!  What do I do about her?!  She wants nothing to do with the wedding (So far! We are hoping she comes around).  We asked her to make a guest list so that we would know the approximate number of people from her side in order to look for a hall, and we gave her a cut off number!  She blew that out of the water by about 50 people.  She just does not understand how much stress she is causing us!  What do I do?  I really am starting to hate FMIL!

        Signed - Starting To Hate FMIL!
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DH and I have been married for only 15 months, and his parents have come to visit us 6 times for 5 to 10 day visits.  They stay with us and eat 75% of their meals here.  His brother and DF even come to stay with us while they are here, and I end up doing most of the cooking and cleaning.  We end up footing the bill.  I can't say anything to my DH without him overreacting.  They ALWAYS tell us when they are coming - shouldn't we be the people doing the inviting??????  Is this too much visiting, or am I just mean????  There are a lot more stories about the MIL (rude comments, lack of compliments, referring to our house as my "husband's name" house, etc.).

        Signed - Frustrated In the South
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