mother in-law love them or hate them

fartman

I hate my mother in-law so much can't wait for the bag to kick the bucket ,I know that's harsh but I never meet anyone that's such cnut in all my live ,if she was on fire on wouldn't pissss on her ...so what's yours like

BoJack Horseman

fartman wrote: »

so what's yours like

Cougary.

Mackas_view

Mines is deadly. legend of a woman

eviltwin

My mother is law is an amazing woman, she took me in years ago when I had no home, she took care of me when I was going through a rough patch, she has always been a shoulder to cry on and has been a huge support over the years. She's just brilliant.

To Elland Back

My MIL has been an amazing woman in life for as long as my wife has

ahnowbrowncow

eviltwin wrote: »

My mother is law is an amazing woman, she took me in years ago when I had no home, she took care of me when I was going through a rough patch, she has always been a shoulder to cry on and has been a huge support over the years. She's just brilliant.

And you repaid her by running off with her son? How could you?

To Elland Back

fartman wrote: »

I hate my mother in-law so much can't wait for the bag to kick the bucket ,I know that's harsh but I never meet anyone that's such cnut in all my live ,if she was on fire on wouldn't pissss on her ...so what's yours like

Go on, admit it, you would slip one in given half a chance

fartman

To Elland Back wrote: »

Go on, admit it, you would slip one in given half a

chance[/QUOT..the dogs on street wouldn't ride her

Kwiecien

Mine was lovely.

Unfortunately she passed away 10 years ago after a long illness.

When i hear people giving out about their MIL, i think damn it - i had a great one and she fcukin died. Its not fair.

eternal

To Elland Back wrote: »

Go on, admit it, you would slip one in given half a chance[/QUOT..the dogs on street wouldn't ride her

That would be nice, wouldn't it? A random stray mongrel mounting a mature woman.

eviltwin

To Elland Back wrote: »

Go on, admit it, you would slip one in given half a chance

She was delighted to finally be rid of him.

Pumpkinseeds

I hate the bitch, haven't spoken to her for 5 years and the next time I'll be in the same room as her will be for her funeral.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Mine died a few years back but was a great woman and a tremendous help to us.

fartman

Pumpkinseeds wrote: »

I hate the bitch, haven't spoken to her for 5 years and the next time I'll be in the same room as her will be for her funeral.

I needed that ..

The Backwards Man

My MIL is great. She's been coming to our house every Christmas for the last dozen years. Next year we're thinking of letting her in.

My mother-in-law is brilliant. She is also very kind to me, and I suspect that to some extent she's pleased that she isn't one of those poor unfortunate women who have ended up with a son-in-law who is..............

ALiasEX

just don't forget them

I don't have a mother in law but both my parents really loved each others parents. When my gran was sick recently, my dad travelled for 36 hours to be by her hospital bed, he wouldn't be reassured she was okay until he'd seen her himself.

December2012

Mine is lovely. I'm lucky to have a great one.

My husbands mother in law is really cool too!

Thespoofer

Peruzzi wrote: »

Mine presses her boobs against me and feels me up a bit when drunk, plus she's a mile so quite fond of her.

Is that a spelling mistake or a ' Mother I'd Like to Eat ? Or something .........?.......

Bonzo Delaney

Yeah get on great with mine. Herself and the father in law been a great help to the wife and myself with minding the kids 3 under 6 while we're out at work driving twenty miles down every second day and to have dinner ready for us when we get home don't know how lucky we are. Hopefully things keep picking up the way they are and when we're back on our feet we'll be able to treat them to something nice while they can still enjoy it

fartman

fartman wrote: »

I needed that ..

The Backwards Man wrote: »

My MIL is great. She's been coming to our house every Christmas for the last dozen years. Next year we're thinking of letting her in.

Deadly ...lol

blackbird 49

Never really liked my mother in law, haven't spoken to her in 16yrs, when she dies I will not being going to her funeral

bee06

My mother in law is an absolute sweetheart. Very lucky to have her I think.

_Brian

My MIL passed away several years ago. But she was a good character. She lived with myself and my wife for 16 years and it was always easy going. In fairness I only lived with my own mother for 17 years.

Birneybau

Take my mother in law...no really.

Tigger1

Love my mother in law, have had no real dealings with my own mother for bout 12 years. Met her recently at a do I couldn't avoid and she didn't even acknowledge my sons birthday (which was the same day) She actually got up and walked away when I was talking about his party which was the day before

Akrasia

My mother in law voted no in the marriage equality referendum so we've cut off all ties with her. Its a shame though cause my wife still has a certain fondness for her.

Cold War Kid

Tigger1 wrote: »

Love my mother in law, have had no real dealings with my own mother for bout 12 years. Met her recently at a do I couldn't avoid and she didn't even acknowledge my sons birthday (which was the same day) She actually got up and walked away when I was talking about his party which was the day before

Glad you have a nice MIL to make up for the above.

osarusan

My wife's mother-in-law is great.

agent graves

no mother in law because im not married but my girlfriends mam is a manipulative d1ck.. i totally avoid calling over to her house and this is bad but thankfully she is bedbound and cant call to us.

MadDog76

Akrasia wrote: »

My mother in law voted no in the marriage equality referendum so we've cut off all ties with her. Its a shame though cause my wife still has a certain fondness for her.

You and your wife cut ties with a close relative because she exercised her democratic right to vote the way she chose to vote as opposed to voting the way you wanted her to vote?

Yep, she's the a**hole. :rolleyes:

galljga1

fartman wrote: »

I hate my mother in-law so much can't wait for the bag to kick the bucket ,I know that's harsh but I never meet anyone that's such cnut in all my live ,if she was on fire on wouldn't pissss on her ...so what's yours like

Dead...couldn't take it.

KatW4

We aren't married (or engaged) by my boyfriend's step mum is the best! She would do anything for anybody. She makes us dinner every day even when I'm not working. She took in my boyfriend and his siblings and raised them as her own. She is fantastic! As is my boyfriend's dad.

His actual mum on the other hand... I avoid at all costs!

galljga1

MadDog76 wrote: »

You and your wife cut ties with a close relative because she exercised her democratic right to vote the way she chose to vote as opposed to voting the way you wanted her to vote?

Yep, she's the a**hole. :rolleyes:

Correct, she is.

Cold War Kid

galljga1 wrote: »

Correct, she is.

Ah here, my parents might have voted no. They're a much older generation, they do not hate gay people - they just have fixed ideas of what marriage should be.
Cutting contact with someone like that is crazy. But I don't know if that poster was being serious.

MadDog76

galljga1 wrote: »

Correct, she is.

So we should all be free to vote the way we're told to vote ......... Stalin would have loved you!

Buzz Meeks

My mother-in-law said, 'One day I will dance on your grave.' I said 'I hope you do; I will be buried at sea.'

galljga1

MadDog76 wrote: »

So we should all be free to vote the way we're told to vote ......... Stalin would have loved you!

Oh, we are all entitled to vote whatever way we want, we are all also entitled to have opinions.

MadDog76

galljga1 wrote: »

Oh, we are all entitled to vote whatever way we want, we are all also entitled to have opinions.

Indeed we are and my opinion of someone who would disown their own mother because she dared vote differently than she was "supposed" to vote is quite low ........ disgusting attitude to have towards your mother ........ just in my opinion of course.

monkeysnapper

I get on great with mine as well . A lovely lady . My wife's father is a true gent as well . I'm very lucky .

I think they're just glad they got rid of there daughter :0)

Paramite Pie

When I read threads like these I do have to wonder, who's the problem - the MIL or the Poster? maybe a mix of both? Some people will just never get on.

lulu1

My mother in law was the best in the world. She knew everybody in the town and everyone knew her. We used to sit and chat for hours. God I really miss her.

I am just so sorry she didn't live to see our chldren, she would have spoiled them rotten.

NachoBusiness

Wait till you hear this. I was in the gaff one day on my own watching TV. It was pelting down outside. Lashing out of the fcuking heavens and all of a sudden I could see this person outside staring in at me. It was my mother in law and she was holding two bags of shopping. I couldn't fcuking believe it. So I go out and I open the door and she is drenched to the bone. I says 'What are you doing?? Don't just stand there getting soaked. Go home'.

iuil1999

I loved my mother in law. Always saw her as more of a friend. Pity her son turned out to be a d*ckhead...

RhubarbCrumble

Mine's not too bad. A bit attention seeking at times, but not the worst. She means well and she's good at heart and a generous lady.

My father in law is an absolute and utter gentleman. You couldn't meet nicer. He's quite old now and when he dies I will genuinely mourn him unlike my own father because basically he's a c**t. I hate that word, but it's the only way to accurately describe him.

Menas

I only met my MIL once before she passed. Sadly she was in the latter stages of Alzheimer when I met her...but still glad I did. I think I would have liked her if she were still alive.

Akrasia

MadDog76 wrote: »

You and your wife cut ties with a close relative because she exercised her democratic right to vote the way she chose to vote as opposed to voting the way you wanted her to vote?

Yep, she's the a**hole. :rolleyes:

I was joking

My mother in Law's great

She's really helped us out a few times and the kids love their granny

anncoates

I like her and we get on well. She can be a bit blunt at times but it's very much a thing of her generation and she's had a tough life in many ways for which I respect her.

My own mother and my wife get on well too.

Menas

anncoates wrote: »

I like her and we get on well. She can be a bit blunt at times but it's very much a thing of her generation and she's had a tough life in many ways. My own mother and my wife get on well too.

I'll tell you what- when I get old I will be as blunt as I like.
I want to be known as "Straight talkin Grandpa"!

Hoop66

My MIL is fantastic. I didn't have a great relationship with my own parents, so I think I prefer the in-laws to the real parents.

Since my wife died they have been incredibly supportive and helpful, and my kids absolutely adore them.