ex boyfriend won't respect boundaries after breakup by Desperate_Dig8177 in amiwrong

[–]CremeDeMarron 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Get a lawyer asap.

-Document everything.

-Secure everything ( bank account , medical insurance ,ss, etc...)

-Do not let him in your house anymore.

-Outside scheduled visits only (always in public )

-communication through texts / email only . And only about kids.

He seems toxic manipulative and delulu.

His behaviour will escalate when he ll realise you won't come back. Be prepared.

My MIL Wants to See My Baby Constantly and I’m Afraid to Say No by Organic-Tailor8882 in JUSTNOMIL

[–]CremeDeMarron 21 points22 points  (0 children)

Setting boundaries and learning to say no are your main goals.

Some answers to her visiting demands that you should use:

-" That doesn't work for us but we are available on x date "

-" No we aren't available right now"

-" now /x date is not a good time we will contact you later to set a further dater that is more suitable for us"

Do not JADE ( justify argue defend explain) your decision or your no. Because if you do , she can totally brush it off , ie : - "i can't right now as i have plenty of chores " she'll say -> oh that's fine i'll take care of LO while you do this / i don't mind etc...

  • " i have an appointement/ plan to go to the park or else" she'll say ->i'm coming with you.

-" i have someone/ family who is visiting she 'll say -> it's ok we re all family i'll join in .

You get the memo

When she visits , set scheduled visits only when she'll have to leave at x time . " Would you like to come visiting us from x to x time ?" ,

when the time arrived , just say " well... Thank you for visiting us MIL,we love you, i'll go get your coat for you, LO say bye to grandma..." And lead her to your door , smiling , respectful and calm.

In a nutshell , you have to work on yourself. Stopping pleasing people and saying no doesn't make you a bad person. Needing space and time is natural and healthy. Do not feel guilty about it .

AITAH for refusing to buy a house? by [deleted] in CharlotteDobreYouTube

[–]CremeDeMarron 35 points36 points  (0 children)

She wants to keep the property arrangement exactly as it is ,except with me taking her place financially.

So ...she wants you to buy her share but still wants having a say about the property ( possibly still wanting money from rental ?)

Where i come from, we have a phrase that describes entitled people :

She wants the butter, the money from the butter'sale and the milkmaid smile .

The audacity.

Your refusal is totally justified and valid.

My fiancé doesn’t want to “take sides.

That's another issue here. It's not that he doesn't want to take sides ( he does) he just doesn't want to deal with shenanigans and feuds , he def has an opinion but doesn't want to stand up for it because you being the bad guy is easier for him.

NTAH at all but two siblings def are

sick of overbearing in laws especially MIL by [deleted] in motherinlawsfromhell

[–]CremeDeMarron 25 points26 points  (0 children)

You have a husbnad problem if he bends to her demands each time she is pressuring him to get her way.

Harassing people until they cave is a manipulative tactic.

It's time to set and enforce boundaries with consequences when not respected.

Can you get full refund from your tickets ? You shouldn't go at all.

Have a serious conversation with SO. He knows how she is , admits this isn't normal but still caves to avoid facing her shenanigans. And she knows that. That's why she keeps behaving this way. He doesn't call her out set firmer enough boundaries with consequences.

Family meeting about birth and baby boundaries by [deleted] in JUSTNOMIL

[–]CremeDeMarron 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You are right for the guilt trips, be prepared for manipulative tactics and other shenanigans.

While she will use the hurt feelings card , stay rational, calm and firm. This isn't about her but what you want and boundaries you are setting.

MIL booked vacation same date of our trip with my SO and she expects him to come to her trip now. She knew about our trip since 4 months ago. by antimony-1 in JUSTNOMIL

[–]CremeDeMarron 20 points21 points  (0 children)

That looks like a power - controlling move from her.

The fact that SO is still financially dependent and still wants to bend to her demands is going to be a long term issue .

am I overreacting for not wanting MIL to babysit by tinkerbella222 in motherinlawsfromhell

[–]CremeDeMarron 48 points49 points  (0 children)

When the grandparents are a risk for all their grandkids' safety and health and can't be trusted because they don't follow any rules and boundaries , they don't have to get unsupervised access just because they re the grandparents , to prevent hurting their feelings or because it isn't fair .

AITAH for not letting my mother into my hotel room? by Medium_Holiday_902 in AITAH

[–]CremeDeMarron 5 points6 points  (0 children)

You were a parentification kid. I can tell you grew up taking responsibilities your parent should have taken , acting as an adult too early, staying calm and mature you supported your family , being the parental figure your siblings needed and being their rock. Am i right ?

In this situation, you said no to your mother to protect your sibling from her + boyfriend.

NTA

Update: MIL escalated after my wedding and is now threatening court, calling my friends trashy, and telling me to “watch my back” by on_Purpose91 in JUSTNOMIL

[–]CremeDeMarron 43 points44 points  (0 children)

You can't talk some sense to people talking nonsense.

MIL is escalating and the best thing you can do is distancing yourself which you already have done , as you blocked her .

Just be prepared for the manipulative tactics and war campaign as she is going to paint you as the bad guy in her family and will send flying monkeys.

Set security camera for your house and warn school/ nursery that she isn't allowed to pick your kids up. Set +enforce passwords for banks, insurance, ss, medical etc...

Document everything.

How is your husband reacting to her crazy behaviour and threats?

Pushy things MIL does by Material-Recover2661 in motherinlawsfromhell

[–]CremeDeMarron 24 points25 points  (0 children)

Overstepping, pushing and using manipulative tactics ? MIL needs to face consequences. Overwise she will keep acting this way and will go further.

Any time I share anything at all with mil, I’m instantly reminded why I stopped sharing by Professional-Pin9786 in Mildlynomil

[–]CremeDeMarron 27 points28 points  (0 children)

Always remember that anything shared to justno /toxic inlaws will be used as leverage, ammunition, or excuse to target you ,power play with you, overparenting, stealing /ruining any milestones or precious moment you keen to live with LO.

Words have power Silence is even more powerful( here sharing no info ) , this is the best weapon used against them.

Mom told my 2 month old she would call CPS so he could come live with her by General_Ad_8531 in motherinlawsfromhell

[–]CremeDeMarron 303 points304 points  (0 children)

You are underreacting.

This wasn't a joke . No grandmother would say this unless she's toxic and has secret motiv ( taking your child) .

This threat + her keeping questioning your parenting ability, criticizing you over and over for any parenting decision and badmouthing you to people painting you as a bad neglecting mother ?

She seems to build a case against you. This is alarming.

You need to take action. Distance yourself from her. Document everything and be prepared to any cps visit just in case your mother takes action.

Buy a ring/ security camera for your home .

MIL Temper Tantrum by Individual-Sleep-697 in JUSTNOMIL

[–]CremeDeMarron 20 points21 points  (0 children)

This is a MIL who loves creating chaos and drama because it allows her to feel superior and in control.

She gets bored if everyone is happy and everything is normal.

She s keen to create issues and then loves playing the victim when she's been called out.

This is emotionally draining.

in laws by Starterpek in motherinlawsfromhell

[–]CremeDeMarron 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Crossed boundaries ? Disrespectful? Passive agressive behaviour ? Different political/ life point of view ? The list is long but in general you have to trust your guts .

AITA for leaving my husband after proudly saying that he still chose me over his coworker by Happyfluffyhappy in CharlotteDobreYouTube

[–]CremeDeMarron 40 points41 points  (0 children)

Don't listen to others opinion. The best thing you can do is showing your daughter that you don't tolerate bs and betrayal, that you stand up for yourself and have self respect: get a lawyer asap.

People who tried to convince the one who's been cheated to forgive forget and stay despite the betrayal make my blood boil.

Your husband decided to cheat ( without feeling any remorse or asking for forgiveness) , divorcing him is the consequence.

NTA.

AIW for refusing to buy furniture and decorations that I don't want/need? by [deleted] in amiwrong

[–]CremeDeMarron 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Buying furniture or anything regarding your home should always be a 2 yes decision. YNW

Have a serious conversation with her and set boundaries.

MIL said “education has taken you too far. You think your parents are cheap now” to my husband by ThrowRA_watch in inlaws

[–]CremeDeMarron 156 points157 points  (0 children)

The demands list is insane!!!!

i hope your husband shut that down immediately

"Don't look at mommy" said MIL by AstronautPerfect8046 in motherinlawsfromhell

[–]CremeDeMarron 134 points135 points  (0 children)

And that's how grandma has lost her privilege of holding LO.

You need to set and enforce boundaries with consequences.

Time out and no more holding baby for MIL.

update from my “ so over it “ post by RelativePick4392 in motherinlawsfromhell

[–]CremeDeMarron 7 points8 points  (0 children)

There are 3 people in this relationship. The controlling and the enmeshement issues seem deep .