By shadow - 26/12/2017 08:00 - United States - Osceola
Same thing different taste
By Anonymous - 17/04/2018 01:30
Good boy
By Anonymous - 26/10/2014 00:51 - United States - Bloomington
Get out
By Leave me alone, bitch!!! - 20/11/2021 02:00
Call the police!
By ChangingTheLocks - 13/07/2019 12:30
Don't go
By Paulshaun1 - 06/10/2016 13:38 - United Kingdom - Luton
Paging Taylor Swift
By Anonymous - 25/05/2023 15:00
By kayt240 - 04/05/2011 05:41 - Canada
By Notthemaid - 30/09/2009 19:49 - United States
Parasite
By Anonymous - 13/09/2023 04:00
By Sky - 25/07/2018 01:30
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Contact the police and see what your rights are in terms of a restraining order
Think thats a bit excessive for the situation
If you own the house there’s no problem. Make sure she doesn’t have a spare set of keys
You don't just marry a person, you marry their family too. You become part of the family. So unless you are planning to move very far away once you are married, you will be spending all kinds of time with a crazy mom who clearly doesn't think you are good enough for her son and also believes she should have access to your home. Run...run far, run fast, and don't look back.
Problem is some of the best relationships over come such obticals together that been said I believe the generation before the 90s baby's are the most damaged....
Give her a gift that includes a restraining order!
How can your future MIL kick you out of your own house? And your fiance needs to set some boundaries with his mother now or she'll make your marriage hell.
Time to talk to your SO about ground rules. obviously they need to grow up and talk to their mother and tell them what is and isn't okay in YOUR home. And if they aren't grown enough to do that, it might be time to find someone new
How on earth do you get to the point where you have to lock your MIL out? I expect she's crossed the line too often. I hope your fiancé tells her where to get off at least!
if you own the house then I dont see what the problem is.
Having to deal with someone so unreasonable, obviously.
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If you own the house there’s no problem. Make sure she doesn’t have a spare set of keys
Contact the police and see what your rights are in terms of a restraining order