Women from around the world have taken to secret-sharing app Whisper to confess why they hate the people their children married.

One mother-in-law says her son's wife and her family are 'white trash' and she can't help but 'judge her'

Another woman told Whisper that her daughter married the sort of man that she should have broken up with after college, and is 'embarrassed' that she didn't end things.

Yet another mother-in-law admitted that she was 'upset' that her daughter-in-law got pregnant before her actual daughter in a shocking Whisper confession.

Coming to the Nigerian situation, is it any surprise that a worldwide phenomenon is happening in Nigerian? What can be done to reconcile mother-in laws and their childrens' spouses?

Your guess is as good as mine.

Dailymailuk

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The mean mother in-law is a TV trope rife in Nollywood because it tells a simple easy to understand story. Nollywood is not an industry known for carrying out research before telling stories, their job is one to entertain and not teach.

The truth is there are more understanding mother in-laws than the reverse case. It’s only the latter which gets more viewership because of its exciting nature.
Whispr, from the tales I hear about it is a den of trolls. I will not take any ‘information’ on the app as anything more than toilet literature.

Some mothers have issues with their daughter in laws sometimes when they are still proposing marriage they look down on the girl and her family not knowing that the said lady gets every information from her son now when she comes in fully she (mother in law) begins to pay for her sins. The problem is much when the father in law doesnt talk. But if he can talk sense into his wife, correcting her, telling her of her own daughters the problem will minimize. Reducing her visits

I heap all the blames on Patience Ozokwor