My MIL Stole What She Thought Was My Phone To Ruin My Marriage, Only To End Up Sued By Her Own...

My MIL Stole What She Thought Was My Phone To Ruin My Marriage, Only To End Up Sued By Her Own Daughter When Her Scheme Backfired Spectacularly!
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[miamyos]

Story 1: If your husband tells you he's willing to go NC with his mother, it's not you, it's her. Don't ever think you're the reason he never wants to hear from his mother again.

[nataliereeves]

Story 1: The mom doesn't want her kids in happy relationships because it diminishes her power over them, and she can't control/hurt them anymore.

[StonedHunter]

Please PLEASE put a longer pause and a note when the story changes. It's so confusing

[Moneystayswithme]

That neighbour who's upset about the undergarments being line dried would literally have a heart attack if she lived next door to me😂 Because I firmly believe based on how I was raised that my undergarments need sun. If I'm overseas in cold climate I make do with a dryer, but being from a tropics there's no way I'm letting good sun go.

[AkaneCelesHiko]

So, as someone who had a Halloween wedding, I loved it. 1.) We allowed costumes for guests, even offering elegant domino masks for attendees who wanted to dress in wedding attire. 2.) We had trick-or-treat stations and a LOT of candy during the reception. 3.) My wedding was at my grandparents' house as it was large, and they had a lot of property and space. We spoke with their neighbors to let them know about what was going on and ask if trick-or-treating would be allowed by our guests. They were THRILLED because they never got trick-or-treaters.

It all depends on what type of person you are. Close friends got married on Valentine's Day and they love it. They always eat in, as they are introverts, and make the time all about spending it together.

[Sophia-ty]

Glad to see the husband was brave enough to stand up to his mom for his wife and not just try to brush it off like "oh, that's just how she is"

[bookgirl]

Story 1: The mother in law is an idiot. She could have gotten her daughter into a dangerous situation! I might have seen if there was a criminal charge she could have pressed on

[alexadraeln]

Story 2: file complaints against her for stalking you and harassing you. That way you will have a papertrail. Also the documentation can be of use when/if her baby daddy decides he wants full custody.😂

[kimisokool]

Wouldn’t the Mom have figured out that she had the wrong phone once she got on the social media accounts and saw the profile pictures?

How could the original poster even think that the choices of the MIL was as her fault?! I can’t even with this stupidity!!!

[polinadruzhinin]

Instead of getting another daughter, she lost a whole family of bitterness and selfishness

[Nonnie]

My husband and I got married on Feb 11 right between my husband’s birthday on the 9th and Valentine’s Day on the 14th. We never celebrate it during that week. We just celebrate it when can.

[madmosh]

So wait, the 6 year old can see over the tall fence? I doubt she can see anything at all

[paulsandy]

Yes she was right to sue her. She's toxic

[abbieclement]

...so in 2 months, they went to court, got a settlement for a financial payment and FIL got This is so obviously fake :(

[shinyheart]

story 1: finally some justice in the world 😌
story 2: It's not the front yard wich is part of neighberhoods view; it's back yard and no one's business 😊

[aquafebiblue]

My only problem with these is how the stories just transfer to the next one, it confuses me lol

[tristanneal]

Lmao wtf is going on in the background 😂

[jppurves]

Whether the phone belonged to OP or the SIL, how did the MIL know the password to the phone? The AI bots who write these stories needs to do better.

[Balgees]

I'm sorry, but if my future MIL like this, I would leave that man alone because she gonna be problems years to come.

[mcervantes]

In re. crazy mil. A my techie stuff is password protected after just a few minutes inactivity. Had me a crazy relative or two.