In-law problems?
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nightlone:
very true... nv listen to me also nvm... dun expect me to listen to her can liao...verykiasumummy:
my own mum is even older than my mil but she understands that when i told her not to do this and that to my dc... only the mils in the world nv understands...
i doubt they don't understand. i think they just DON'T CARE. You are not her blood what. you're no one to her what. just her son's 'nu ren', that's all. why must she listen to you? -
Sunflower03:
nightlone:
[quote=\"verykiasumummy\"]my own mum is even older than my mil but she understands that when i told her not to do this and that to my dc... only the mils in the world nv understands...
i doubt they don't understand. i think they just DON'T CARE. You are not her blood what. you're no one to her what. just her son's 'nu ren', that's all. why must she listen to you?
Not her blood really reminded me of my mil. At times, when I'm not well, I will ask her what to eat or boil to drink, she will say not sure.
Then few days later, my sil got the same illness, mil knows what to cook or boil for her. See different standard. Heart-ache..
Frankly speaking, I treated my mil better than my late mother. Because she helps to look after my kids. I tried my best to take over the chores whenever I'm at in law house. But this is the treatment I get. I don't even think of asking her to cook or boil for me. I just ask for any other alternative beside seeing western doctor.[/quote]ask her dear daughter to look after her when she's old... lets see if she would...
being dil, we cannot defy our mil, if we do, we r labelled as bad, evil, unfilial!
when their own dd defy them, they are just being wild, not sensible enough...
afterall, i sometimes wonder why i need to be so upset about having such pil... they should be insignificant in my life... -
Glacier:
My hubby makes it very clear to his mother from the first day of marriage that if she bullies me is the same as bullying him so she will try her best to be nice to me.[/quote]ur hubby is so good.... envy... :grphug:janet_lee88:
[quote=\"Glacier\"]My Mil acts very cool and kind in front of us. Behind that fake smile and gentle voice is a devil in disguise.
I can identify with that...whenever we visit them and hubby is out of earshot, her horns appear with that tone of hers :mad: The moment my hubby walks into sight, those horns disappear and she smiles...it's very scary. How could she be like that ? My hubby would never believe me if I tell him. -
just last night, my mil very vaguely mentioned (thinking that i couldnt hear her), about the diamond ring that my dh bought me donkey yrs ago when he proposed to me… and if u r guessing, yes money matters again!!
part of the toilet wall is stained and old and now spoiled because of the leaking pipe… so my mil was blah blah blah talking about it and purposely mention my diamond ring, asking me to pay for it… oh pls, will u pawn ur proposal ring just because of that stupid damn wall in the toilet?? its not like its gonna collapsed!!
and why of all things, mention my diamond ring?? -
verykiasumummy:
your diamond ring also 不放过 :yikes:just last night, my mil very vaguely mentioned (thinking that i couldnt hear her), about the diamond ring that my dh bought me donkey yrs ago when he proposed to me... and if u r guessing, yes money matters again!!
and why of all things, mention my diamond ring??
my vain hubby bought a bracelet and she told him IT will look better on HER :stupid: so obvious right ? so hubby had to give her lor...basically she is a very greedy person. -
janet_lee88:
wah that is even ridiculous!! snatching ur gift!!
your diamond ring also 不放过 :yikes:verykiasumummy:
just last night, my mil very vaguely mentioned (thinking that i couldnt hear her), about the diamond ring that my dh bought me donkey yrs ago when he proposed to me... and if u r guessing, yes money matters again!!
and why of all things, mention my diamond ring??
my vain hubby bought a bracelet and she told him IT will look better on HER :stupid: so obvious right ? so hubby had to give her lor...basically she is a very greedy person.
r u screening 宫心记?? or 万凰之王?? -
That bracelet is for himself…that hubby suddenly vain. His mother saw him wearing and told him it will look nicer on HER. If she took away what hubby bought for me, sure have Hurricane SANDY in her house.
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PIL recently tried to rope me in to patch relationship between them and DH. Oh why should I even bother after all the sabo, lies and picking consistently for the past 10+ years.
Just listen and smiled. -
fifiyeo:
Sorry to say this...don't bother. Blood thicker than water, they will find a way.PIL recently tried to rope me in to patch relationship between them and DH. Oh why should I even bother after all the sabo, lies and picking consistently for the past 10+ years.
Just listen and smiled.
Furthermore, PSLE results will be released and they might just turn the tables if you patch them up. -
verykiasumummy:
ai ya me too....
You are still better off than me. :rotflmao: I am a SAHM and i stay with my in laws....SAHM Chew:
[quote=\"straffan23\"]You ladies here makes me feel so envious, lar... :oops: My MIL comes over to my place 3 to 5 times a day, everyday. The current arrangement is already the best so far - weekdays, she comes over as and when but I am at work (hence, can die cannot fall sick else will have to deal with MIL at home!). Weekends, the moment she comes or calls, I ask my children to go wake papa... so she doesn't call/come over too early like she used to! Imagine she used to come at 7:30am and my husband wakes up at 10:30am!! :yikes: :yikes: So halfway she might get bored or gan-cheong, she will goto my room, sit on my bed or next to it, then chit chat with my half asleep husband! :siao: :siao:
Let's not even get started on MIL's daughter's tactics!!
but we moving next yr... cant wait.... =)[/quote]Congrats on getting your own house
i will not be shifting til PIL are not around....
another 10-20 yrs.....
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