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    Default The in laws. Vent... Very angry

    My partner and I separated now were back together. My parents have forgiven DP an accepted where back together. His however havnt. We live in qld and my family lives in Perth so I'm pretty much alone most of the time with our kids while DP works. His side havnt said I word to me or made a effort to see the kids. My DP has to bring the kids to them. My DD last week almost ended up in hospital due to being sick but still didn't here anything. I think DP spoke to them but that's it.
    Mothers day is tomorrow and I think his mum is expecting the kids to go round there my DP. Guess I'll just stay home alone on mothers day.
    I got her a new phone cover last week in her Fav colour. DP got a txt thanking him for buying it fr her.
    Non of them wanna add me on fb.
    I am just getting ****ed off. They need to act like adults and get the hell over it. The love of my life and I are over it. My parents and sister are over it. If they expect me to be left at home on special occasions such as mothers day or christmas or Easter (again) they have another thing coming.

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    I'd keep you kids with you tomorrow. It's your mothers day to! Your MIL will be seeing her children so you should get to be with yours.

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    Quote Originally Posted by angewah View Post
    I'd keep you kids with you tomorrow. It's your mothers day to! Your MIL will be seeing her children so you should get to be with yours.
    I was just gonna say this!

    Has your DP said anything to his mum about her behavior and how it's upsetting you?
    If I think I can figure things out, is that curiosity or arrogance?

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    No he gave me hope when we first got together bout everyone being ok by asking if I would be on to see them making out as if they were fine with me

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    Quote Originally Posted by MummyOf2Sweeties View Post
    No he gave me hope when we first got together bout everyone being ok by asking if I would be on to see them making out as if they were fine with me
    Tell him he needs to say something and stand up for you and your relationship. Yes she is his mother and he should respect her BUT you are his partner and the mother of his kids. He should put his foot down and demand that you are treated better.

    As for mothers day have him call his mum today and tell her that if you are not invites then the kids are not going either.

    As hard as it will probably be, try not to think about it too much and just enjoy YOUR mother's day!

    If I think I can figure things out, is that curiosity or arrogance?

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    I am in agreement with what's been said so far.
    Firstly hugs to you. I'm glad you are both happy-that's the important thing.

    I think your dp does need to say something...
    As for mothers day...
    They are YOUR kids, they should be with YOU!

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    Quote Originally Posted by SpaghettiMonster View Post
    Tell him he needs to say something and stand up for you and your relationship. Yes she is his mother and he should respect her BUT you are his partner and the mother of his kids. He should put his foot down and demand that you are treated better.

    As for mothers day have him call his mum today and tell her that if you are not invites then the kids are not going either.

    As hard as it will probably be, try not to think about it too much and just enjoy YOUR mother's day!

    Absolutely this!

    Your DP HAS to talk to his Mother, the way she is acting it not on! He needs to stand up for you.
    ME 25 DH 29

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    I would be keeping your kids home with you. Mothers day is one day of the year I don't have to argue with DH about the kids going down to my evil MIL's as it is m day not hers and my MIL will talk to me, its more that I don't want to see her on my day, bc its torcher. You husband really needs to stand up to his family!!
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    It is called mother's day right not grandmother's day
    If I think I can figure things out, is that curiosity or arrogance?

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    Quote Originally Posted by SpaghettiMonster View Post
    It is called mother's day right not grandmother's day
    Yes is mothers day she gets to see her kids you spend the day with yours
    My boys are my life

    DH
    DS1
    DS2
    and Me

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