Pouting For A Dessert.

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Hi. It's about my mother-in-law, my friend's mother, specifically, we're not married. I've been coming back since the summer, then I was pregnant. We were family in a supermarket and we were shopping, I went and got a whale, I had a lot of chocolate stuff during my pregnancy. She then made an obscure comment that I can't even remember exactly and at the moment I didn't understand the situation. It wasn't until months later that my friend and I were discussing something of what annoyed us in our parents, and he mentioned that he was annoyed that his mother was a little petty, he thought it was the result of the poverty they used to have, and that if something was bought and eaten, it would have to be part of everyone, and he said remember what happened to the whale. I hadn't even figured out what her problem was at the time, he explained to me that she made a comment because she was annoyed that I had reached out and took her waffle just for me, not for everyone to take. I didn't obviously assume at the time that this might be a problem at all and I didn't get her comment of irritation, so I haven't been able to react to her. He said he then dragged her aside when we came home and cruelly ordered her, scolded her. When you told me that, I was shocked. Could there be such pettiness and ness? I was pregnant, carrying her future grandchild and I have milked a simple dessert for 1 lv, she to make comments! We're in a store, I can't know who's eating at this point, that to grab five whales, for example, everyone has their hands to take if they want... It's even funny. In the end, my husband paid the bill, it's not even her. In general, she understands and is respectful to me, even I like her and I have praised her to my friends even as an example of a good mother-in-law, but she is a rural type of woman in general and is petty yes, and since I found out this "miserable" literally happened to me, I was very angry that I did not understand her at the moment and to respond appropriately to her. I'm just going to say we're out of marriage, but I'm a good home for her son, and it's a nice home for her son, namely my father provided it, he bought us an apartment in a big city, and he's entirely in my name. And she for a waffle rules bile comments.. I'm not looking for advice, I wanted to share my eating, and maybe this is a nice example of the Scottish situation that poverty can bring people to...

Last Updated
June 25, 2020
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funnynsexy

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