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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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)
Yummiez 14
That sucks. Hopefully she'll warm up to you!
friedpwnadge 25
Is it just natural law that in-laws are monstrous human beings?
Demig0d6 14
Which ex girlfriend
dmcd_39 14
I really doubt it
brenton490 19
I think it's safe to say that 90%of women go bat shit mentally unstable when it's time for there baby boy to focus a little less on mama and a little more on another women.
Gidget_mom 6
My in-laws are wonderful, so presumably not.
Cyrren 22
*hung
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.
Jlmstar 4
my ex mother did something similar like that
RedPillSucks 33
Does that mean she started wistfully talking about you in a positive manner after you broke up?
Ribit 9
Of course it does, and she means it just as much.
JBrownie123 24
#38, yeah, I don't get it, but yeah! She likes me now that I'm not there any more!
Rizzen 27
wow, that's really harsh, but maybe just rub the fact that you are dating him in her face and that you're here to stay
Eleanor6141 11
yea but then she won't just be her "boyfriends mom" she'd be OP's MOTHER-in-law
ohcheriecherie 20
if they've been together three years,it's already a possibility.
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!
xoamy906 25
FYL, OP. I'd feel so shitty if I was in your situation. Even if you don't like someone you should at least have the decency to respect them and not do things like that
katieemerr 15
Wait for her birthday or Christmas and give her a giant canvas of you and your boyfriend OP :) she will love it..
mageepaigeee44 15
My boyfriends mom isn't a huge fan of me either but that really sucks :(. You should draw a mustache on the girlfriend.
Ancila 2
My now husband never even had any other girlfriend. We were the only people each other ever dated. My mother in law still tries to cause problems over some girl he went to the church that has a terrible personality and weighs 400+ pounds she wishes he would have dated. After 10 years, no improvement
Respect101 17
Life story? and why add the 400+ pounds? Some people are into that. Not me, but some, still seems insensitive to say that as one of the reasons he shouldn't have dated her.
havahnegila 22
It can be hard when your significant other's family doesn't like you. But keep in mind, when you marry, you are also marrying his family and tying yourself to them in an irreparable way. Think carefully about investing more time because a lot if times if the boyfriends mother doesn't approve, he won't propose.
Miss_Whipped 43
I really don't think that in the three years of dating her boyfriend, OP hasn't spent enough time with his mother. His mother is just being immature and inconsiderate. She deserves a good slap in the face, and OP's boyfriend should rip her a new one (if he hasn't already). And really, if OP's boyfriend wants to marry her, nothing will stand in his way. It's his life, and it would be his fiancée, not his mother's.
jazzy_123 20
my bfs mom doesn't really like me that much and he always talks about one day proposing and how he doesn't care what she says (he really doesn't). He also defends me anytime she crosses the line. So even though we're not married, we've established that it's our goal. Therefore, your argument is invalid #10.
askullnamedbilly 33
So basically you're suggesting OP shouldn't get invested in the relationship because if she were to marry her boyfriend, she'd marry into his family. So the son should get punished for his mother's terrible behavior? The guy probably hasn't done anything wrong. I know I'd be sick and tired of my mum still disapproving of my relationship after three years, and I'd be heartbroken if I got broken up with because of someone else's actions. Give the mother the cold shoulder, not her son.
Miss_Whipped 43
I understood what #10 meant, which wasn't that the boyfriend would be punished for his mother's actions, but that the boyfriend wouldn't want to marry OP because his mother didn't approve. Both of these are equally wrong, but I thought I should clarify.
RedPillSucks 33
Well, OP doesn't say how old they are. Some of this will depend on the age of the participants. It will also depend on the relationship between mother and son. I think you each have good point, but I would suggest that OP not spend any effort trying to get back at the mom. If they do marry, OP will not want the living hell that is monster-in-law. OP might try to talk to her SO to see what might be done to get on moms good side (other than breaking up so she can taunt the next girlfriend about how good OP was).