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- A woman’s future mother -in -law crosses so many boundaries that the woman is now discussing if she wants any children of her own
- “I understand that when you marry someone you marry in their family but my partner is a fantastic person despite her mother,” she writes on Reddit
- Her mother -in -law crosses so many boundaries that the woman says she is worried about having children and writing, “what if they inherit her personality ???”
One woman says that her future mother -in -law is so disappointing that she questions whether she wants to be a mother herself.
On one Reddit Post, the anonymous woman writes that she and her partner have been together for a few years but are not yet married.
“I understand that when you marry someone you marry in their family but my partner is an amazing person despite their mother,” she writes.
Despite her insurance, the Reddit user claims that her mother-in-law cross so many boundaries that the woman says she is worried about having children and writing, “Think if they inherit her personality ???”
She continues her post by describing the things about her mother -in -law that makes her most nervous. Among them is that she is “a time hog” and schedule video call with her partner every weekend. She is also “rude and gives unwanted advice a lot.”
“She thinks she is the expert on everything. In the past, she has even commented on trying to strike my partner against me and make me seem like I’m the bad guy when I didn’t do anything harmful,” she adds.
She continues: “I just know that she will fill my house with” gifts “for the kids (alias junk) and dictate how I set my child’s nursery. She is obsessed with getting free things from Facebook and always trying to give my partner things.”
“I have anxiety problems in general and think a lot so maybe these things will not even happen. I’m just annoyed because I don’t want to miss parenting because of this nut,” she writes in the post’s conclusion.
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Comments say that the woman’s anxiety is motivated.
“Mil sounds like a full -time, undesirable life coach that no one asked for. Children or no children, boundaries will be your best friend, because she will not just call back on her own,” you write. “If she is already this invasive, parenting with her in the mix is a battlefield. Start setting boundaries now or getting ready to fight forever.”
