You can’t discuss anything with her because she gaslights and takes no responsibility.
This affects my husband’s relationship with his elderly father, whom she poisons with her vitriol, especially regarding his children by his first wife. She does this with the entire family. She even sends nasty emails to her own children. I’m exhausted from all her drama. What do I do?Don’t you think it’s time to disengage with this unpleasant, controlling woman? If she won’t speak with you or answer your emails, thank your higher power and concentrate on the rest of the family.
You cannot fix what’s wrong with her, and it may be too late to help your father-in-law, who has tolerated this for years. If another relative can give him important information about your husband, let that person get the message to him if you can’t get past his nightmare of a wife.I have been seeing a man I’ll call “Ken” for six months. We are both widowed. It has been two years for him and three for me. My husband was my childhood sweetheart, and I cherished the ground he walked on.
Neither of us wants to live together. I never ask him for anything, but he buys gifts for me and surprises me with them. I love his taste. The problem is, he’s falling for me faster than I am for him. He has told me he loves me, but I just can’t say it back. I don’t know what’s keeping me from doing it. Maybe I’m still mourning my husband. What is wrong with me?Nothing is “wrong” with you. Yes, you may still be mourning the loss of your husband and the life you had together.
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