By hate enough to kill... - 14/10/2012 20:57 - Netherlands - Stevensweert

Today, I witnessed my mother-in-law reach into my wife's purse and practically empty it out into her pocket. When I confronted her and called my wife into the room, both of them accused me of lying through my teeth, because I've always hated her. FML
I agree, your life sucks 29 530
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Same thing different taste

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twilightriforce 10

Seriously? That's totally messed up. I'd show her the stuff she stole as proof. Make her empty her pockets.

She must be doing well for herself. What a horrible mother.

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PiaMiaPerez 1

You should've been like, well look in your wallet Hun...what's in there....yeah that's right NOTHING. lol

She'll realize you were telling the truth later when she goes to get something and its gone.

CantusVulpis 12

Or she'll think OP did it to try and frame her mom. (I like your pic, btw)

TheyCallMeDamien 17

That's called a no win scenario.

Here is my take. The possibility of mother stealing from her cannot be publicly acknowledged in front of husband. wife may even know her mother having this habit. Now, while in private, she will probably talk it over with her mom, possibly not the first time at that. Had she acknowledged or allowed pockets to be searched, she'd cause permanent and public loss of face to OP, which wife was probably attempting to prevent. I expect wife to come clean when in private to OP and request him to be understanding of this very difficult situation. At the end everybody will know what happened but could still play the "it was just a misunderstanding" game. if wife doesn't come clean to OP soon, they could be crossing a point of no return in their relationship.

It's your wife's problem, OP, and eventually she will realize her stuff is missing.

nissan31 2

Next time just true the other way

jose562 5

You got yourself a bitch of a mother-in-law.

Should've said something earlier as soon as it happened.

manlaw1 3

Regardless of what the world makes it out to be, not every marriage is destined to end in divorce.