“My Mother-in-Law Pushed Me to Divorce My Husband”
I always thought I was in a happy marriage. Fifteen years is a long time. We had our arguments, but nothing seemed too serious. I could pour my heart out.
I always thought I was in a happy marriage. Fifteen years is a long time. We had our arguments, but nothing seemed too serious. I could pour my heart out.
Every time I call my husband and ask where he is, he tells me he’s at his mother’s house. She just got a new rug, and he’s helping her with it.
She mentioned that her in-laws constantly shower them with lavish gifts, while I struggle to contribute. But she overlooks the fact that they own a successful business, and I am just trying to make ends meet.
From a young age, they get used to having everything handed to them. But when it’s time to face the real world, a mountain of challenges appears on the horizon.
Until my son, Michael, turned 30, it was just the two of us. Occasionally, he would bring home girlfriends. A few times, it even seemed like marriage was on the horizon, but it always ended in a breakup. Michael was always searching for a serious and committed relationship. But none of these women believed in it. The last girlfriend bluntly stated that she had no intention of living with a mama’s boy. For me
I always knew she had her own way of thinking, but I never imagined she would make such a request. What happened? She asked for compensation for taking care of her granddaughter.
Despite her heartfelt requests, a mother finds herself repeatedly excluded from family vacations. Her attempts to build a better relationship with her children seem to go unnoticed.
Sometimes, change feels impossible. At 70 years old, I find myself in a deep depression because I never truly lived my own life.
Five years ago, my in-laws borrowed a significant amount of money from us, recounts 32-year-old Emily. At that time, it was a lot for us. It was money from my maternity leave benefits and our savings. The money was just sitting there. My in-laws urgently needed to fix something in their vacation cabin
My job rarely offers anything exciting. I sit in my office, analyze data all day, and then head home. Since most of my colleagues are women, I don’t even have anyone to grab a beer with on a Friday night. My friends are busy, and my wife has stopped spending time with me
Sometimes life takes unexpected turns. I married not out of love, but because I had to. Sarah and I met at a friend’s party, shared a few fleeting moments, and then went our separate ways. Months later, we discovered she was pregnant. Neither of us was thrilled about marriage, but our parents insisted.
Recently, my only daughter, Emily, expressed her disappointment in me for not being able to provide her with financial support. Her in-laws, on the other hand, are always there to help them out. But how can I, a retired school teacher, be compared to her husband’s wealthy parents? I had Emily later in life, at the age of 42, after years of trying with my late husband