Do You Like The Mother in Law?

Do You Like The Mother in Law?

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blockpower

Original Poster:

155 posts

241 months

Tuesday 30th November 2004
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sorry can't comment myself,as the wife is sat next to me.

Alright i'm a coward

mrs fish

30,018 posts

265 months

Tuesday 30th November 2004
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alexkp

16,484 posts

251 months

Tuesday 30th November 2004
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Yep. She's a lovely lady.

No problems there at all.

Simonelite501

1,440 posts

275 months

Tuesday 30th November 2004
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Mines better than the wife's!!!!!!

Don

28,377 posts

291 months

Tuesday 30th November 2004
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My Mum-in-law is the sweetest, nicest lady you could ever wish to meet and I love her dearly. My father-in-law is one of the most honest, decent and fine upstanding men I know.

I am sooo lucky.

jazzybee

3,056 posts

256 months

Tuesday 30th November 2004
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Mine is very nice. When my father in law died about 10 years ago, she treats me like the head of the family, always asking my advice and guidence on all sorts of matters, letting me take monumental decisons on her families behalf (helping find partners - managing long-term investments - her pension etc.). She has been more helpful and supportive than my own parents on many occasions, and genuinely feel like her own son.

pstruck

3,518 posts

256 months

Tuesday 30th November 2004
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Yup. All round good egg!

alexkp

16,484 posts

251 months

Tuesday 30th November 2004
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jazzybee said:
Mine is very nice. When my father in law died about 10 years ago, she treats me like the head of the family, always asking my advice and guidence on all sorts of matters, letting me take monumental decisons on her families behalf (helping find partners - managing long-term investments - her pension etc.). She has been more helpful and supportive than my own parents on many occasions, and genuinely feel like her own son.


So basically she is subservient?

blockpower

Original Poster:

155 posts

241 months

Tuesday 30th November 2004
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early signs are positive! which is nice.

awwww X X X

little me

544 posts

243 months

Tuesday 30th November 2004
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My mother in law was always lovely while we were married, but he did the dirty on me and i left and she hasnt spoken to me since!! Not even a phone call to see if I was ok after what her precious son did to me! Oh well, her loss as I am a nice person.

Jane

Alistair H.

1,173 posts

278 months

Tuesday 30th November 2004
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best bit of advice.


If you want to see how your wife will turn out. Just take a look at her mother.

Wish I had known that then.

richardt

77 posts

241 months

Tuesday 30th November 2004
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Very nice thanks.........yeah very nice!

blockpower

Original Poster:

155 posts

241 months

Tuesday 30th November 2004
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Jane your quite welcome to have a share in mine if you like.

boy o boy she will talk to you.

srebbe64

13,021 posts

244 months

Tuesday 30th November 2004
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My mother-in-law died suddenly about six months ago. When she died I sobbed like a baby, because I was as close to her as my own parents. Equally, my wife is extremely close to my mother. The words 'in-law' were dropped many years ago in both cases.

Don

28,377 posts

291 months

Tuesday 30th November 2004
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Alistair H. said:

If you want to see how your wife will turn out. Just take a look at her mother.


Within reason that's bang on. Luckily I'm pretty damn happy on that front.

Unfortunately its true of us blokes too - we turn out not far off our Dads. My Dad is a sterling bloke - but I'll need to work to make sure I don't get his gut when I'm in my sixties/seventies.

Wacky Racer

38,979 posts

254 months

Tuesday 30th November 2004
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Married 23 years......

Yes, No problems with mine....

Mind you, I am the ideal son-in-law....

Don

28,377 posts

291 months

Tuesday 30th November 2004
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srebbe64 said:
My mother-in-law died suddenly about six months ago. When she died I sobbed like a baby, because I was as close to her as my own parents. Equally, my wife is extremely close to my mother. The words 'in-law' were dropped many years ago in both cases.


My sincerest condolences. I'll be the same when the time finally comes.

blockpower

Original Poster:

155 posts

241 months

Tuesday 30th November 2004
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what about the Les Dawson type,you know, gas bag fluffy hat pushing her boobs up.. does she exist in your family?

pesty

42,655 posts

263 months

Tuesday 30th November 2004
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Sorry to buck the trend of replies on this thread but to be diplomatic about it we don't get on.

You know Dobi who just walked out of I'm a celebrity? well the mother in law could teach her a thing or 2 about being the center of attention.

968

12,004 posts

255 months

Tuesday 30th November 2004
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anonymous said:
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What's your problem? He is saying that his mother in law treats him with a great deal of respect, and has a great deal of respect for his opinions. So what's your point?