I've been saving mine for a couple days now.
MIL lets DD chew on everything.. Like even her cell phone which we all know are super full of germs it drives me crazy. I don't know if its worth bringing up or not.
Lets hear em!
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Re: MIL Monday
We've been married nine years and dated for three.
Ummmm no. I'm venting that after knowing me for 20 years of my life (and being involved with her son) she can't spell my name right, she doesn't know I don't wear jewelry (even though we've talked about it MULTIPLE times), and she would have no idea what my favorite things are because she STILL asks me the same questions about my interests after said time.
ETA: After some thinking, I can see why it came across that way. I vented my frustration/hurt on here (and i still feel that way) because if that is what she decides to get me, I would definitely thank her and make her feel that it was nice of her. She would never know that it's hurtful to me to have her spell my name wrong off and on or to know she doesn't actually take the time to get to know me. I wouldn't even say anything to my H. I try to steer her in the right direction when she asks, but even though she seldom listens/remembers, I've never complained about anything she's gotten me.
Also I made pulled pork for the pot luck and she kept mentioning how dry it was and giving me tips for next time I make it. She can hardly boil pasta properly and she was giving me tips on cooking. Come on, really? The pork was perfect. It was the first dish to get finished and I had people asking for the recipe. Wonder how many people asked her for her pre made mini quiche recipe...
Eta that's crazy @mishy2006. I would have been livid.
This makes me think that being annoyed at my MIL for sending a text yesterday that said "your dad is out of surgery. He's doing okay", after not ever telling us he was HAVING surgery, is a little peevish. It made DH and I feel like assholes, when we had no idea how to respond.
My little bug, Madeline. Born June 2, 2013.
I feel you on this one. My MIL historically has never asked me anything about myself. I have felt almost as if I have no identity when I am with her. She never asks me about my job, my friends, my interests. It is a very passive aggressive form of antagonism that is very grating. It is kind of like they freeze you out.
My mother always says though that it ain't over till its over...the relationship still has time to grow and change so here's hoping for small improvements!