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Show it anywayGenuinely would not put this past my own exes mother. Something badly wrong with people and more so when others don't believe you .All the best op
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Well you can't be full of shit and have it out for her and learn to drive you dumb bitch
I'm not sure you understand the context of the FML. The mother-in-law threw herself in front of the car at the last second. OP's driving skill has nothing to do with her mother-in-law being a vindictive idiot.
It takes a very bold, very foolish person to physically injure themselves just to get back at someone for an argument. Sounds to me like your monster- I mean mother-in-law - has some serious issues that need to be dealt with, pronto.
Meaning she's not one for throwing herself in front of OP's car on purpose to begin with? In my opinion, pressing charges would promote her from twat to super-twat.
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Sounds like she planned this so that she can press charges against you. I'd invest in a good lawyer and get as many friends and family on your side that can vouch for how antagonistic your mother-in-law has been in the past. If you can prove that you don't have a history of reckless behavior when agitated, that would help too.
<p>If I were you I wouldn't have gone at 5mph</p>