Mom-in-law Shames Son’s Girl | @DramatizeMe

When a guy introduced his gorgeous girlfriend to his overbearing mother, the drama that followed was unbelievable! The woman immediately jumped to conclusions by labeling her a gold digger and wrecking havoc in their lives. But... was everything really as it seemed? In the woman's mind, she was just going to great lengths in order to "protect" her son from what she believed to be a toxic relationship. On the other hand, the girl faced an uphill battle, in which she had to prove her love and dedication to her boyfriend...

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[DramatizeMe]

Do you believe that honest communication always helps solve issues in a relationship?

[alexaparecidomarcolino]

I wasn't expect this ending. 😮
She made a right decision.

[daphnebrooks]

Oh wow. So sad. With a mom like her he will never get married.

[davidryder]

I was very glad with Rachel's choice. Her jealous mother-in-law couldn't accept her as the other woman in her son's life. And actually, you could see in the end that she was almost in rave of Rachel's leaving ("Oh, I eventually made her leave. YES!!!"). Such toxic people should never be in someone's life.

[SagittariusQueen]

I can't blame Rachel for breaking up with the mama's boy! Apparently the mother wants to be her son's only woman in his life that she would chase off any woman she views as competition. I'm sorry but I don't want to be a part of a family who'll disrespects me and do anything to ruin a relationship, even looking for only something negative in a person. Yes everyone has a past but it doesn't reflect who the person is in the present if they changed for the better. Yes, the guy should just be with his mommy!

[carolinamota]

This Son has no boundaries towards his Mama..grow up mamas boy!

[robertojimenezjicoro]

What awful and sin to have a mother like that, but the worst it's to be a son like him, grown up physically, however being a child emotionally and easily manipulated by his mom.

[toxicgoat]

This woman is slowly starting to become one of the best actors on the show keep using her

[mauricesmithjr]

Honest communication is the best thing in a relationship always talk to someone if you're unsure about something because when you jump to conclusions you'll end up losing them and never believe someone if they're trying to wreck your relationship

[AnastasiaIsabella]

I don’t blame her for breaking up with hi. Because he is a mama boy. The mother is a control freak. Honesty and trust are the best things in a relationship with someone . You should never jump to conclusions and just listen to others who have ulterior motives. Thank you guys ❤

[anamzeba]

She made a very right decision proud of you girl. It's not worth it if being tested by your loved one

[animebutterfly]

Stories like these remind me why, as much as it sucks, id still prefer my poor life over a silver spoon any day of the week… Not only are you not free to find love on your own and must bow to the profit driven wishes of your parents, but you can never truly know and trust whether the person by your side is there for you or for your money. Rachel made the right decision and deserves better. If he truly loved her from the beginning, nothing his mother said or did would have so much as scratched his resolve. Awesome work, dramatizeme crew, as always!!

[qwer]

A family is built on honesty and trust in each other, without that it will fall apart.

[manaf.alfize]

With such a mom, Ben will stay single forever, but on the other hand, Rachel's business with André is not something that can be simply overlooked. Neither one of them is marriage material, tbh.

[seda]

Don't judge a book by its cover, this is my favorite adage and this episode told us exactly that. She made the right decision. True love comes from trusting each other. The man was a complete mama's boy. The girl was right👍Thank you for your stories

[MelanieTonge]

I'm sorry but the mother is too much and she's clearly judging the girl by appearanceband the way she looks, never judge someone until you really get to know them

[gordjohn]

Another one of your terrific stories that centre on one of life's issues that have broken so many couples apart. I don't know if he will ever truly change, so I think she did the right thing by ending their relationship when she did. If she hadn't done so, she risked spending the rest of her life continually being tested. That would be a life nobody should have to put up with.

How you and your group manage to constantly come up with these great ideas for stories amazes me. All the actors and actresses play their part so well that I find myself actually starting to think I'm seeing the real issue happen for real, rather than only in a video. It takes real talent to portray such emotions to the audience. Your cast is FIRST CLASS all the way. Keep up the good work.

If I may, I would like to make one comment. At the end of the video you inserted some music and it was very distracting. It had nothing to do with the video and was so LOUD that it almost drowned out the people's voices. It wasn't realistic because if that situation where she walked out on him would have been real life, I hardly think anyone would have been playing music at that moment. That would have been the last thing on his mind. I know it seems to be the trend nowadays for YouTube videos to have some kind of loud music, but it adds NOTHING, and instead, spoils the whole effect the video has tried to project. PLEASE go back to your tried-and-true format of simply telling the story and leave it at that. That system has proven itself effective, or else you would not have the large following of loyal fans you have. Please give this some series (my edit: Oops, should be 'serious' and not 'series') thought in the future.

[zwdeqcx]

My day is not complete without watching DramatizedMe videos, always trust someone you love for a better relationship in this story TRUST was not seen cannot blame Rachel on her decision thanks for this wonderful video from the Philippines with love 😊

[princessl.d.g.]

You shouldn't jump to conclusions without trying to get to know someone first. Also, someone's past shouldn't dictate who they are as a present individual. People make mistakes. People learn.

[yamagata]

There is an ancient Japanese proverb that says for marrital happiness: A son is a son until he marries. A daughter is a daughter, is always a daughter, especially after she marries. This story just reinforces that proverb. If he was going to be happy in marriage, he should be his own man and ignore meddling mothers -- mothers that believe, no woman is good enough for my son. If you are a son and buy into any of this and are bound with apron strings, the marriage is doomed. On the other hand, Rachel, the fiancée, telling anyone to "shut up" is unacceptable behavior in my book. Secondly, where does someone that you ask to marry does not tell you that they were previously married. They never said that they had gotten a legal divorce. Thirdly, why did she not share the news that her image is plastered all over the internet on dating sites with text saying that she wants to marry money. Just one of these would give me pause, but all thress, I would ask her for my ring back. So, this was an interesting video and both parties are at fault, which make it a well written episode. You can choose your own bad guy and reason the union will not work.