By hoopfrog - 18/06/2014 13:26 - United States - York

Today, my boyfriend's grandma took me to his house to hang out. I then heard her in the kitchen telling his mom how hard she tried to leave me at the nearest gas station. FML
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hoopfrog 14

Oh trust me, his mom is a real bitch too.

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TrippingOnAcid 29

I thought mothers-in-laws were traditionally the problem, not grandmothers

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MrConcise 34

I feel like she didn't try hard enough if you didn't even notice.

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sartrow 8

lol, a lot of old people are evil, this I learnt on FML

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Ki11erC 18

It took FML to teach you this? You must not et out much.

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ohcheriecherie 20

why are you so worried about typos? they happen to all of us. c:

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ihaveasushicat 24

Maybe mean 'ol grandma is going senile. I want to know what the mothers response was, though.

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hoopfrog 14

Haha! She was like "damn, I hate her"

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hoopfrog 14

I don't even know! I'm always nice and say please and thank you.

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Nyahko 16

they hate you because they think your screwing their son/grandson & if your screwing him they have less control over him

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ohSNAPyall 26

You are not a daughter-in-law, girlfriend.

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doodlecloud 26

Honestly, those are the easiest terms to use. Technically incorrect sure but everyone knows what you mean...if you've been going out long enough that you could be married anyway, it gets really old telling everyone about your 'boyfriend's mother, but basically she's like a mother-in-law but obviously not quite'.

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chinaski7628 32

Technically the term 'in-law' is used to refer to a relationship that is not by nature or blood but is close in a familial way. The definition does not specify a relationship connected by marriage. Traditionally it was used as we would now use the term 'step-'. This means OP is using the term appropriately, especially as there are many couples who have long term relationships but chose not to get married or are legally prohibited from getting married. Monster-in-laws aren't a special privilege for those who are legally married.

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Justy101 23

@35, I read this as Reid's voice from Criminal Minds. Oh so informative.

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aire101 16

My boyfriend and i were together for 9 years before we got married... i think i started calling his mom my mother in law after about 5 or 6 years. It really was much simpler when trying to express the degree of the relationship. At some point you really are more familiar with each other than 'my boyfriend's mom' implies.

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ladybugz23 13

thats harsh, just talk with your boyfriend about it. but be nice around his family.

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buckeye1 9

Wow that's messed up.

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slyde32 12

My now ex girlfriend tried to do the same thing to me, so she could meet up with her ex, what lovely people these two are

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lacosh 4

I would've just walked out n talked to my boyfriend about it later

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xxbvbsusanxx 21

I can understand how you feel, I've been with my Boyfriend for almost two years, and both his grandparents and his mom don't like me, the only people in his family (that I've met, not too many of them live here..) that like me are his aunt and uncle, and the rest of family doesn't like them too much..Just stay with your Boyfriend and keep showing his family how nice you are, they should START to get better..My Boyfriends family has, somewhat..

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