The one who’s barred from seeing my son has requested a visit with the other.
She is an extremely toxic person who doesn’t respect any boundaries, and I decided it was more important to protect my son than to try to have a relationship with her.My mother recently reached out to my mother-in-law and told her that she would be in her area and would like to meet up.
My MIL came to my husband about this, and he told me. My husband thinks it’s OK for them to meet up. I think my MIL might feel as uncomfortable as I do.: I suggest reaching out to your mother-in-law. Tell her you’re aware that your mom has contacted her, and let her know that you’re fine with whatever choice she makes. Assure her that if she feels uncomfortable, she should say no to this.Two months in, he lost his job and moved in with me and my daughter.
I truly did love him. Although he treated me badly, we had a lot of good times. I don’t know what to do. What would you do?: Please don’t ask me what I would do, because I can only think of the many things I wouldn’t do – starting with moving an unemployed and angry blackout drinker into my house with a daughter also there.
Your desire to rescue this man and patiently teach him how to be a decent human seems to reflect a lack of humility on your part.
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