So I’ve been staying in my mL house for a week because of money issues. I’m in the process of…
So I’ve been staying in my mL house for a week because of money issues. I’m in the process of getting back on my feet by the end on the month I’ll be out.. but she’s gave us a talk about “Idk what you guys are going to do but there won’t be no food in the house (for me, her son, out baby) like we have money but when someone talks like that it makes me feel so uncomfortable.. she has money and buys the most expensive juice and snacks. It makes me feel like I don’t want to use nothing in the house.. not even bathroom products. Idc about me but when she said that it made me think about not using her stuff not even for my baby 💔💔 I just want to leave at this point.
Lauren·
I think I’m on the other side of things, or maybe it was just how I was raised. But MIL is already providing a roof over your heads. I get that money is tight but when she agreed to take you in was she also aware she would be providing everything for the 3 of you?
I feel like bringing in your own food/toiletries would be the respectable thing to do, since she’s already done so much by letting y’all stay there.
We stayed with my MIL while saving to buy our house and absolutely didn’t expect her to buy anything extra for us, even though she too has the money. We were already just very appreciative of her letting us stay with them so we could save up some money.
Victoria ·
There’s a huge difference in feeding one extra person, and feeding an entire family.
And if “no one else is providing” for your own kids, you’d be living in “your own” house. She doesn’t have to feed you. She doesn’t have to let you live in her house. If you have problems with her guidelines, get your own house.
I’ve had both my fil and bil live with my husband and I, and it almost drove us to divorce, when I ended up doing laundry, cleaning up after, and cooking for two extra people when I have my own shit to do. And that’s why I will never again allow ANY other family member, his or mine, to live in our home.