Today, my boyfriend's mother hung a picture of him and his ex-girlfriend up. We've been together for 3 years now. Guess she really does hate me. FML
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Dead leaves, the first cold of the season and an umbrella flipped inside out: fall, the season of grace.
Today, I found out that my boyfriend's mother still calls his ex-girlfriend her "future daughter-in-law". FML
Today, I found out my boyfriend's mom still refers to his ex as 'the daughter she never had.' FML
Today, I went to my boyfriend's mom's house for the first time. They had a cook-out so I got to meet his whole entire family. I went into the kitchen to find a huge picture of his ex-girlfriend on his mom's fridge. FML
Today, I found out that even after three years, my boyfriend's mother replies, "Unfortunately" when asked if we are still together. FML
Today, my mother met my boyfriend. She thought it would be appropriate to tell him that he looks just like my ex-husband. FML
Today, my boyfriend broke up with me, because apparently my mom hates him and doesn't want us to be together. My mom died six years ago. FML
Today, my girlfriend's mother is more into me than she is. FML
Today, my boyfriend's ex-girlfriend just moved in with his mom. They've been in my face knitting and baking bread together. FML
Today, my boyfriend just told me that his mom told him to break up with me, and that she would pay him to do it. His mom is a bitch. FML
Today, I found out that, for over three years, my boyfriend has solely been dating me to get closer to my mom. Apparently, "she's a total MILF." FML
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JBrownie123 24
My ex-boyfriend's mum did the same, and she'd go on about how lovely his ex was. I've heard that since breaking up she's done it with his new girlfriend too.
Comet_Candy 23
What an insensitive woman. I really hope your boyfriend stuck up for you and said something about it/took it down. FYL, op!
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Comments (86)
pesukarchu 11
Wow. That's messed up. My boyfriend's mother took DOWN pictures of him with his ex from around the house when she knew that we were both coming over to visit and my boyfriend just wasn't around earlier to do it himself. And y'know. If I saw pictures of him and his ex, sure it might not have been the nicest experience, but also I would have understood that a) okay, he wasn't back home in ages and so when would he have found the time to go there and take them down and b) she's still a big part of his and his family's past (they've been together 6 years and knew each other for even longer). And they're all still friendly, so it wouldn't have been such a big deal if there were still pictures up. But I just remembering think when I found out she did that was that, "wow, she doesn't even know me yet and she's thinking about my feelings. That's nice".
kelsorg 21
cut out a picture of your face and tape it over the ex girlfriends face. that'll teach her.
mooman36 15
Bite her ear. It'll show your dominance and she'll back down and support you whatever you do.
am_bugg 20
It's okay. My boyfriends mother has made a point to ignore me for the past 2 years to ignore me and call me a ****. As long as he loves you that's all that matters.
SofiaMaria27 8
I totally know this feeling. Been with my boyfriend for a year and a half and I'm still known as "that female friend". We live together and they refuse to admit we are a couple
lina21 12
Wow. That's a passive aggressive, but strong message. Has your bf said anything?
candicedinosaur 1
i feel your struggle.
Gityerchicken 12
FYL OP I was in a marriage just like that!
Saraishi 25
That's beyond disrespectful. She doesn't need to like you (tho that would make things easier) but she needs to respect you and your boyfriend. You both need to have a talk with her before things get less passive-agressive and just plain agressive.
worldclassrager 41
If you two stay together until marriage she'll have to learn to live with it unless you have an amazing bond with his father