M 28 Hello. My sister has a child and eats with ... her boyfriend, they are not married, she is 2 years older than me, and her husband is a little older than her. From the beginning, I felt that her husband was thinking about the big job only because he was years apart from me and my sister, and my parents didn't talk much, make remarks to him or anything like that. From hints it is not clear. When my nephew was born, my sister's husband began to show his horns, and his attitude towards us was deteriorating, he felt great disrespect for everyone seen through my eyes. It's as if now that my sister has a child, he's not afraid that we won't accept him and he almost does what he wants. I'm a little disappointed with my father for not telling him anything, but I'm here to ask me what I can do. Everything is gradually increasing and I no longer feel even accepted by my own family, because they see me less often than anyone else. My sister and her husband live elsewhere in the same city as my parents. Because I have always sensed his bad intentions, my sister's husband doesn't like me very much, he understands that I see him abusing my relatives emotionally and he doesn't like me. My sister obviously started to support him and does not behave with me as always, distant, "peaceful", when her husband, she and I are in the same room, it's not my sister, we've seen each other 3-4 times at a table in common company, and it hurts me, and when her husband is somewhere else, she wants to be my sister or friend again. I don't feel good coming to my family infrequently and starting a fight with my sister's husband. For some reason, I don't even feel accepted. I feel unwanted around my own parents and my sister when he is around. It's as if everyone in my family has developed Stockholm Syndrome in my sister's husband. I do not want to allow this, I see that it is bad that my family is almost less free to be able to meet the expectations of my sister's husband. If you can tell me what I can do in this situation. I feel like my family is rubbing in to support (or not create problems) the nonsense of a complex. that my family is almost less free to meet my sister's husband's expectations. If you can tell me what I can do in this situation. I feel like my family is rubbing in to support (or not create problems) the nonsense of a complex. that my family is almost less free to meet my sister's husband's expectations. If you can tell me what I can do in this situation. I feel like my family is rubbing in to support (or not create problems) the nonsense of a complex.
1 arielangel19 answered
What is the emotional abuse of your sister's husband towards you, your mother and your father. I deliberately did not tell your family because there is no such thing anymore. You are a man of 28, you run a separate household. Your mother and father are a family, as are your sister and her husband. It is normal for her relationship with you to change after she has formed a family of her own and become a mother. Maybe again you will have a lot in common when you have a family and children. My brother and I are like that - he is still experiencing his student emotions, and my husband and I are furnishing an apartment, we are just at different stages of life. You sound very childish to me about who is older and what you define as a family. There also seems to be a certain amount of jealousy. What you can do is first think about whether your sister is happy and, if so, rejoice in her. Second,