My mother-in-law wanted to harm me, but she harmed her son
We have been married for 7 years. Two daughters, 5 and 3 years old. Love was enchanting. But from the first day his relatives disliked me, and I couldn’t understand why.
At first they lived with his parents, then they bought their own house. The relatives calmed down a little, except for his mother. We live in the regional center, and I come from the village, and so does my mother-in-law. She started telling her husband all sorts of nasty things about me, fortunately he didn’t believe her and even told her not to do that. But she got even more furious and started talking nasty things to the neighbors and even calling my mother.
The boiling point was that one day, in the absenceShe came to my husband ’s house and let’s teach me how to wash and clean. I couldn’t stand it and said that I would figure it out myself, so she blurted out to me that I came from the village, etc. I have a higher education, she only has a college education, so she called me stupid.
I complained to my husband. He made a scandal for her, and she went after her grandmother to separate her son from a wife like me. test-antibiotic.com But it was not possible, but onlyher son started drinking. At first little by little, now almost continuously. Her second son got married a year ago—it’s still the same story. I don’t know how to live. Divorce? It’s a pity, because he will disappear completely, and there is no way to pull him out of the abyss. And I love my husband, butlife is sometimes unbearable.
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