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Advice Wanted Boyfriend's Mother Obsessed With Him, She will call him 10 times a day!

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cfa28
post Aug 27 2013, 04:58 PM

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QUOTE(Neshimaru @ Aug 27 2013, 04:51 PM)
I agree ... it's better to move out once married than to share the same roof with parents and in-laws .. it can be disastrous because they will take over the house and create house rules ... though my bf and I are not married but I've already moved in with them until we get married then move out ... already I got lectured by his mother on how I should wash his clothing when she saw me doing his laundry. I was thinking, "Hey shouldn't you be glad your future daughter in law is already willingly washing your son's clothing even before marriage ... now you're lecturing me how I should wash his clothes properly?"  sad.gif
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If you must live with your parents or in-laws after marriage, it must be in your own House which is bought with your own $$$. As long as u live under the parents roof, you will always be treated as a 'little boy / girl'.

I have been reading your tread since the start, thought someone else bumped your tread but apparently not. Your future MIL needs professional help actually but getting her to admit and acknowledge will be challenging.
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post Aug 27 2013, 05:11 PM

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QUOTE(Neshimaru @ Aug 27 2013, 05:03 PM)
That's why concern.. I earlier replied to another fellow LYN in this thread stating that it would be difficult for an 'outsider' to voice out that she needs professional help. Imagine out of nowhere a girlfriend moves in suddenly she says, "She needs professional psychological help" ... the mother would be the first to explode in anger .. I mean.. who would want to hear that from anybody that they need to seek professional help. It's like people telling you that, "You're a lunatic .. you need to go to asylum and see a psychiatric!" And I cannot imagine what would the relatives say .. I would leave a very bad reputation in the family.

Right now I'm depending on her sister/bf's aunt who is oh so down to earth and a very rational lady to speak LOGIC into the mother's heart and mind. That's why I called the aunt for help. She's the only one I can depend on for a very steady and calm talk. My bf also talks to the aunt and seek advice whenever his mother acts up. But I'm just not sure if that's enough. I will have to be patient and observe...
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my opinion is for you not to directly confront your MIL.

http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2013...urting-her.aspx

the last thing is for something above to happen. Unstable people can do unspeakable things. Good luck and take care.
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post Aug 29 2013, 04:59 PM

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QUOTE(Neshimaru @ Aug 29 2013, 04:10 PM)
Sigh ...
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what happened ???
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post Aug 29 2013, 05:06 PM

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QUOTE(Neshimaru @ Aug 29 2013, 05:01 PM)
Nothing ..just responding to some of the latest comments in gesture of agreement ...  smile.gif  Things seem to slow down now .. I'm on standby for the next big storm. Better be ready than to catch off guard and get asked to move out once again!
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Can't remember so apologies, just have to ask u some questions:

1) When are u and your bf getting married?
2) Have you bought your own place
3) Your MIL knows about (1) and (2) above

Has your BF told your MIL in so many words that:

"you are not out to replace her (MIL) in your son life. She is irreplaceable in her son life but her son needs to add a new chapter in his life and she will continue to play a role but in a different way"



 

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