Internalized misogyny
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By whatiswrongwiththeworld - 14/07/2017 13:01
On the bright side, she didn't make pig or whale noises. She complimented you!
Tell your husband his aunt is no longer welcome in your home or in your life. He can get out too if he doesn't side with you again.
That’s so wrong and disrespectful on so many levels, not only what she said but also his lack of standing up for you. The inappropriateness from both people is overbearing. I’d cut ties with the aunt for being sexist and disrespectful—no, just because people are old doesn’t excuse them acting however they want—and have a serious talk with your husband. If he still is acting that way, I’d think about leaving him behind too.
Being old does not excuse racism, sexism, homophobia, or other forms of bigotry. The idea that any man should "let" his wife leave the house dressed however she chooses is appalling. Suggesting she is an invitation to a brutal criminal act is appalling. Hubby defending her is pretty damn appalling. I would refuse to go to auntie's house, refuse to allow her in my house, and would make it pretty damn clear to hubby that his defense of her is unacceptable.
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being old does not excuse being a sexist(even if was a woman), racist or any other form of assholery to other people.
Tell your husband his aunt is no longer welcome in your home or in your life. He can get out too if he doesn't side with you again.