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pebbles101
Apprentice 21 points


29/F/, Texas Join Date: Oct 2005 | #1 Oct 24, 2005 @ 00:16:48 Ok so she isnt my mother in law yet, but she will be, unless her antics go even farther
that i cannot handle them. My boyfriend and i have been together for 2 years. We both live
with his mom. He is 28 and i am 24. This is just temporary of course until we can get on
our feet, however we have both been living here for a year.
At first i thought maybe its because we may have worn out our welcome, but the things
that go on go farther than that. In the beginning, i thought that i was lucky. We got along
great, we went shopping together and it was fun. She was really nice. in the past 4 months
things have just gotten rediculous. She has very few good days, most of them are bad.
When she isnt here i feel happy, but as soon as she comes home, or if she is home and i
walk in the door, its like a fog of ugliness in the house and i cant help feel horrible
whenever i am around her. She says mean things all the time to my boyfriend and i. The
other night she told him that if his father passed away it would be his fault because of his
medical situation (he has had a brain tumor on 2 separate occasions and has to take
medicine for the rest of his life for seizures). And then says his seizures and tiredness
lately is all in his head.
I live in Texas so when hurricane Rita looked like it was going to hit we wer ein a
mandatory evacuation zone. So i packed our stuff up (mine and his) but he wouldnt leave
until he knew they would leave because they live on the water and were saying it wouldnt
be any big deal (it was a big deal). I took here somewhere later on and she told me he
would never leave her (his mom) to be with me because he loves her more than me. That is
an extremely messed up thing to say. It is 2 different kinds of love. Just like if he had a
child that would be a third kind of love. you cant compare and say he loves someone more
than someone else. Its just different. And who said he had to completely forsake his
mother to be with me? i wont make him do that. Its like she sees me as competition (which
i suppose i can understand to some degree) but ive told her i am not taking her son away
from her. Lately now shes talking about his x girlfriends and asking about weird things
and bringing up even weirder stuff.
My boyfriend was taking a shower one day and she stripped down naked and jumped in
with him real quick because she said she couldnt wait (there are 2 showers in the house).
THAT really bothers me....thats just weird.
She says things all the time to cut me and him down to the point where she will make
both of us cry. Ive told her flat out before that i appreciate her letting us stay here until we
can get on our feet, but that her attitude has to stop. and things get better for about 4
days but then it gets worse again. She is 54 years old and throws hissy fits when she
doesnt get her way. She is extremely controlling, opens my boyfriends mail all the time
and things like that. at 28 i think he can open his own mail. she has opened mine too a
few times. She treats my boyfriends brother different. Its as if he can do no wrong. But HIS
wife is treated teh same as me. They live about an hour away and she has been with him
for 10 years and she said she goes through the same things. (We are extremely good
friends).
Its not just one thing...its everything wrapped up together that make me think that his
mother has a problem. At times everything will see fine and she will just go off like a
rocket. As if she has a nice and a mean person inside of her and they fight for who gets
control of the body. I just dont know what else to do. I cant tell her...that would make
things even worse between us if i were to suggest psychiatric medical treatment to her.
If anyone has any ideas or wants to tell me their mother in law horror stories i would
greatly appreciate it. If nothing else...someone else with a crazy mother in law would make
me feel like im not the only person who has to deal with this.
Thanx. | |
earthangel
Über-Minister 18497 points


43/F/Sunbury On Thames, United King Join Date: Sep 2005 | #3 Oct 24, 2005 @ 01:30:42 I do really sympathise with you, lets say i understand exactly what you are going through!
She knows she has got you both right where she wants you, and you really have got to put your foot down!
I dont think things will get any better, could you not use living there as a advantage to be able to save so you and your husband can get your own place?  | |
osm
Kiwi!
Ogler+ 25167 points


21/M/Wellington, New Zealand Join Date: Apr 2005 | #4 Oct 24, 2005 @ 01:46:24 how can you approach a person like that? if you suggest something, they will most likely twist it back and you are the loser again. If she doesn't listen, I think that she needs to see a physciatrist. Then if she goes there, she will probably disown you and your boyfriend and then she is back to her controlling ways, back to square one.
I would hate to be in that situation | |
howlingwolf
General 233 points


40/M/port huenene, California Join Date: Oct 2005 | #11 Oct 28, 2005 @ 04:02:27 novel...you said it!!!! wrong, weird, f'ed up, crazy, demented, dumb, just alot ....but im curious..everyone is saying the mother is wacko...(she is) but why ,pray tell does your soon to be hubby not put his foot down, stand up for you and tell his mommie dearest to back the f up off of you????if the behaviors of the mom are that disturbing( and they are) then the son should be doing or saying something to her..and the woman that worked in the psychiatric field for 35 years, i did also and that is no behavior i ever saw of someone that didnt deserve to be locked up. she is wronfg flat out...and if i didnt say it what did the son do when mommy jumped in the shower with him??? that im sure is on evryones mind...but they were to ????? to ask..im not what did he do??? if he stayed in the shower with her.....run run fast and far and save yourself....brian | |
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