Mother In Laws

Mine gets a bit interfering sometimes but her heart is in the right place. She has probably only royally ****** me off twice in the 8 years I've been living with my other half. My in-laws look after our son every Sunday night as my mother in law has Mondays off to take him out places so we are really lucky. It could be a lot lot worse.
 
Mother in law is an anagram of Woman Hitler. Thankfully I get on better with the MIL than my wife does.
 
Mil's can be great, but always remember this - they are only nice to you as long as you look after their daughter. If at any point they feel that their daughter is unhappy, then you will become enemy No.1 ! Their loyalty will always lie with their child - be warned !

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Mine is ok-ish...i dont really see much of her and when i do shes always pleasant to me. My missus has made it pretty damn clear that if her mum ever offended me or upset me then all hell will break loose lol but as im a pretty easy going guy i get on well with her and for the MiL the fact that her daughter is with a guy who loves her to bits and looks after her...well what more could she want??.
 
1 sausage, 3 potatoe waffles and a table spoon of baked beans. That was the dinner my MIL served up this evening. Take away one waffle and you have dinner for a five year old.
 
PondPikey said:
A mother in law is what your wife will turn into.

Always best to take that into the decision making process.
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thats worrying me a lot. her mum has big bum. gf is slim with nice arse. fingercross her bum stay like this forever (with her for almost 9 years now)
 
Over the last 2 or 3 years mine has gone from independant, outgoing, helpful and funny to introverted, needing help with everything, barely able to string a sentence together and forgetting things. There's nothing much wrong with her from a physical point of view. Her son getting divorced and her having a minor car accident seem to have had a profound effect on her, and she worries about literally everything. I think she's probably going through a nervous breakdown based on what I've seen in the past with other people.

Such a shame, and whilst my father-in-law puts on a brave face, I can tell he struggles to cope. I can't wait for her to get back out the other side and be back to her old self.
 
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