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    How do u treat the person who gossip about U behind yr back?

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    • B Offline
      buds
      last edited by

      loner:
      PS. What if that someone happened to b yr sister/close friend/next door neighbour?

      Err... mother in laws included anot har? :lol:

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        loner
        last edited by

        buds:
        loner:

        PS. What if that someone happened to b yr sister/close friend/next door neighbour?


        Err... mother in laws included anot har? :lol:

        Of course lah! Mine not just deny but instead go round the \"whole world\" to tell relatives that I \"bully\" old woman :x

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          24by7mum
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          loner:
          buds:

          [quote=\"loner\"]PS. What if that someone happened to b yr sister/close friend/next door neighbour?


          Err... mother in laws included anot har? :lol:

          Of course lah! Mine not just deny but instead go round the \"whole world\" to tell relatives that I \"bully\" old woman :x[/quote]Well, if it is your MIL, it may be best to confront her once and for all with your FIL and husband present if you are concerned with what other people think about you. Or if you don't care, just let her ramble till people start to wonder if she is talking sense. In short, never let anyone control how you feel. You and you alone have control over your life!

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            daisyt
            last edited by

            buds:
            loner:

            PS. What if that someone happened to b yr sister/close friend/next door neighbour?


            Err... mother in laws included anot har? :lol:

            Hahahahahahaha!!!!!! :rotflmao:

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              buds
              last edited by

              24by7mum:
              In short, never let anyone control how you feel. You and you alone have control over your life!

              Feelings are one thing... how we deal with it is another. 😞
              The tricky thing about marriage is we're not just marrying
              the fella... it is also about the union of two families. It will
              always be a sensitive issue, especially if the husband is
              utterly close to the family.... he will take offence that u
              claim his family is the one carrying tales.

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                loner
                last edited by

                I personally prefers to practice (A) initially but if that fella gets overboard I will choose (C).

                Not that I'm a coward but more like experiences tells me that too many times the culprit will deny and there is nothing much u can do... 😞 This is especially true if she is \"supposingly\" :roll: yr close one 😢

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                  snowman.022851697
                  last edited by

                  I will ignore, but if it offends or reveals secrets i’ll choose (b), and when i do that, it’s not really the dude’s best day…

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                    maisy
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                    Depends on who is the "someone".


                    I am (usually) non-confrontational. So, if the someone is a "friend or acquaintance", i will keep a distance. Afterall, people who gossip behind your back can’t be regarded as "friends" so stop loss, stop the friendship!

                    If the someone is MIL, this is tricky. Worse when it comes to MIL+SIL (deadly concoction!!!)
                    I guess the best way to avoid friction with ILs is still to stomach their nonsense & maintain a distance. No point confronting & souring relations further. Hubby will be caught in-between & in the longer term, this will strain the marriage. And no way am I gonna allow my ILs to sow "discord" in my marriage!

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                      Angelight
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                      maisy:
                      Depends on who is the \"someone\".


                      I am (usually) non-confrontational. So, if the someone is a \"friend or acquaintance\", i will keep a distance. Afterall, people who gossip behind your back can't be regarded as \"friends\" so stop loss, stop the friendship!

                      If the someone is MIL, this is tricky. Worse when it comes to MIL+SIL (deadly concoction!!!)
                      I guess the best way to avoid friction with ILs is still to stomach their nonsense & maintain a distance. No point confronting & souring relations further. Hubby will be caught in-between & in the longer term, this will strain the marriage. And no way am I gonna allow my ILs to sow \"discord\" in my marriage!

                      Agree with Maisy. I'm a victim of MIL's slander and gossip too. No point confronting the MIL. She would deny anyway. Since I cannot stop her mouth from uttering 'rubbish' or 'poison', I have to change the way I would react to her gossip so that it won't affect me too much. Yeah, not easy. I'm still learning.

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                        jedamum
                        last edited by

                        loner:
                        How should u behave if u know of someone who has been going around gossiping about u behind yr back?

                        A) Ignore and pretend nothing has happen and continue befriending her
                        B) Confront her
                        C) Keep a distance from her and hopefully she will get the msg.
                        D) others

                        PS. What if that someone happened to b yr sister/close friend/next door neighbour?
                        i am either very blessed or very ignorant (or highly likely very anti-social, right buds? 😉), cos i have not personally come across any of such. highly likely cos personally, i don't have any close friend to begin with (my dh is my closest friend indeed, then my ds1. lolz. i live in a pigeon hole/well...whatever you call it). if there is, i will not confront the gossip monger; i will first assess what damage the gossip will lead to; if it leads to nothing but entertainment to others, i just let it be cos genuine friends will seek to clarify with me and i can't be bothered with those out for entertainment only; if it leads to my promotion or something similar, i will clarify it with my boss instead of the gossip monger.
                        so is that a \"D\"?

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