Quote From: baileygirl7If it's a matter of stopping the "childish behavior" and being the "bigger person" than I would think that the mother-in-law, being the mature one, would be able to do so. Again, the son needs to "man up" and deal with this situation, not sit there like a wet blanket. Mother-in-laws should be willing to back off when their children get married so that their in-laws will enjoy having them around, not dread it.
I agree with you so much.Dr Phil says it often... do you want to be right? or do you want to be happy?. I'm a mature woman now with grown kids. I feel it is our role to be the bigger person . Do whatever you have to to keep the peace in the family. life is just too short for all this nonsense.
