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Role of in-laws:need you advise

2005-08-04

Name: helpless girl Dear All, I need your advise. I have been married for over 2 years and faced several problems in the beginning. As usual my hubby used to listen to his mother and was against my family, but he is slowly changing. My hubby is a very good person, but easily influenced by his mother. He does listen to me now and then, if I do point out to him that his mother is wrong. However, I realise that I have become a very impatient person and get very irritated with my hubby each time he talks about his parents. Also, next month my hubby and I are taking vacation and meeting my brother on the way in transit. I am afraid that my MIL will tell my hubby not to meet my brother or to be cold with him. I am getting tired of anticipating what she will do next and therefore always having to prewarn my hubby. He is aware of his behaviour towards my family, but unfortunately does not realise the hurt I feel....Ladies, what should I do ? I am tired of always staying alert and watching the situation around my MIL and hubby. If I let go completely, my MIL always finds a way to hurt me.... I am growing tired and irritated and all my anger is coming out on my hubby, which is ruining our relationship. Should I speak to my MIL to stop telling my hubby against my family ? I feel that my hubby is a grown man, and should decide himself what he wants to do.... Please help....

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