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| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by dedeorji(m): 12:31pm On Sep 03, 2019 |
You went straight to the point and summarized what the man passed through in his home unlike those looking for sentences to correct in the OP's story. LewsTherin: |
| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by Theyoungmatron: 12:33pm On Sep 03, 2019 |
roaringlamb01:Like a leech ![]() The young shall grow sha ![]() |
| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by ImaIma1(f): 2:27pm On Sep 03, 2019 |
[quote author=PeacenLove2 post=81863520][/quote]But these ones are not like the young people of those days. These ones can't greet, they probably don't do chores. They just want to watch tv, surf the net and eat. They are of no use and benefit in the house...just extra baggages |
| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by ImaIma1(f): 2:32pm On Sep 03, 2019 |
UjuJoan2:He has no obligation to keep them. They already spent five weeks instead of two weeks. Personally, I don't like when people overstay their welcome or take advantage. Everything should be done in moderation, consideration and with respect for everyone's space and pocket. Some people may enjoy having crowd around while some do not. And they should not be blamed for it. Afterall, it's their home and they should be able to decide who comes to stay in it and for how long. |
| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by ImaIma1(f): 2:57pm On Sep 03, 2019 |
roaringlamb01:How do people stay in your house and not greet you? That is really unacceptable and I would have addressed it immediately. Accomodating inlaws should be a choice and not an imposition or emotional blackmail. Don't let other people's ideas about family/inlaws make you feel like you did the wrong thing. Everyone deserves his/her space and peace. |
| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by Florblu(f): 3:02pm On Sep 03, 2019 |
roaringlamb01:And what part did you think I will do? Be specific. Moreover, it is your wife's house same way it is yours even if it is built/rented by you. Polish your bogus mentality and learn to manage situations calmly. |
| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by Rayes3: 6:09pm On Sep 03, 2019 |
roaringlamb01:OP I can relate to this o. It's really annoying having in laws coming to stay and they won't want to go back. They end up making you a prisoner in your own house. You can't watch your favourite channel cos in law will feel bad. Especially the lazy ones with an attitude like those your own way you the talk. I will send them packing too. You did the right thing jor. Their fathers house is there. What Is chasing them from staying there? Two grown able bodied men for that matter. |
| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by roaringlamb01(op): 6:51pm On Sep 03, 2019*. Modified: 5:21am On Sep 04, 2019 |
LewsTherin:Yes... I can be really sarcastic. Thanks for really spelling it out, but they won't still understand. |
| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by roaringlamb01(op): 6:53pm On Sep 03, 2019 |
Yes ma. Thanks for understanding. Florblu: |
| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by bukatyne(f): 7:08pm On Sep 03, 2019 |
roaringlamb01:It is your house not your wife's house? Interesting. |
| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by bukatyne(f): 7:12pm On Sep 03, 2019 |
LewsTherin:To think I was thinking of coming to visit next week. ![]() |
| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by bukatyne(f): 7:19pm On Sep 03, 2019 |
roaringlamb01:Reading your story, I think your home has some holes your in-laws exploited. You don't present a united front so they think pressuring your wife would get them whatever they want. They also do not respect you & family else they would have told you/your wife the exact duration they wanted the boys to stay. The boys also are reacting from the way your wife/you are esteemed. There is a way your family would present itself that your younger in-laws would scramble to greet you and make themselves useful to you. Your wife needs to let them know that you make decisions together and have to both agree on if they come around and how long long they stay. Neither I nor my husband honestly would not stand an in-law who is practically unuseful and disrespectful. Goodluck. |
| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by LewsTherin: 7:57pm On Sep 03, 2019 |
bukatyne:My dear, you have 2 options. Come with your sleeping bag and tent or go to football viewimg center at the busstop and beg them to show you Big Brother! ![]() I will even give you the opportunity to book a 2 week stay and spend 5 weeks (if Bross will gree!) |
| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by roaringlamb01(op): 8:21pm On Sep 03, 2019 |
bukatyne:Hi! I am really grateful for your comment and view. I did think along these lines, which i entirely discuss with my lady. Which eventually led to the final decision which we both took. You see, sometimes, the best way to teach a person is to let them go through the experience. If i had blatantly refused their visit, it could have led to issues with her, because she won't understand my point of view, plus it was supposed to be two weeks. It seemed fine at the outset. United front, got it! Thanks. |
| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by roaringlamb01(op): 8:22pm On Sep 03, 2019 |
bukatyne:Come o. Just bring rice and dstv sub, let's watch BPL is weekend. Abeg. |
| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by Shallypop(f): 8:44pm On Sep 03, 2019 |
roaringlamb01:To the mother of your kids? |
| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by roaringlamb01(op): 8:45pm On Sep 03, 2019 |
ubcandid:The idea of you don't know tomorrow is messed up from an African view point - You are right, bro! |
| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by roaringlamb01(op): 8:51pm On Sep 03, 2019 |
Ladies on this thread are funny... They only see one thing here; it is my house not their sister's. Which is interesting, really. First of all, while I don't need to explain, please read it in context, it is my house means : they are under my roof! And will behave as such. Next, it is my house!. I sha dey pay all the bill inside am. Don't be dramatic, face the real issues. Thanks. |
| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by roaringlamb01(op): 8:52pm On Sep 03, 2019 |
Shallypop:Don't be dramatic |
| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by ubcandid(m): 8:53pm On Sep 03, 2019 |
roaringlamb01:Sure...I see your paragraph, no mind me ooo, I really understood what the OP was going through and with the sentimental responses being dished out, I hastily dashed to type my heart felt feelings on the issue. Pardon me. |
| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by Shallypop(f): 9:05pm On Sep 03, 2019 |
roaringlamb01:Dramatic? I've been married for years and I can authoritatively tell you not to utter these statement before your wife. If you do, God forbid, your marriage is likely to be in crisis and eventual divorce. No reasonable person would support your statement except bachelors and divorcees. What you have belong to your wife and vice versa. As a matter of fact, d woman owns the home. Back to the subject matter, if finance and their rudeness is d major issue you threw them out, that's fine but if otherwise you were very wrong. If you love your wife, you love everything about her including her family but tolerating rudeness is unacceptable. You should respect your host. |
| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by Mizwisdom(f): 9:59pm On Sep 03, 2019 |
Every body come here to post Cock & Bull story. OK, your in-laws don't greet you, am I to understand that you didn't mention this to your wife but kept it stored in your heart for vengeance? how come? Then you said it's your house? is your wife also a guest in the house or a tenant? kindly respond You said one of your in-laws is 26 and he does nothing, did you try to mentor him or help him with connection if you have? Try as much as possible to accept your in-laws as part of your extended family, don't always seek to drive them away but try to contribute positively to their lives one way or other |
| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by Bunny19: 10:58pm On Sep 03, 2019 |
UjuJoan2:Taaah... |
| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by armyofone(m): 3:33am On Sep 04, 2019 |
Just make sure you stay with this standard for both families. Your family and hers should have a certain period of time to stay. Never longer - 2 weeks max for your family and hers. roaringlamb01: |
| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by ZIMDRILL(m): 3:42am On Sep 04, 2019 |
Theyoungmatron:when he said "this is my house," it doesnt mean he was excluding his wife -NO if the conversation was between hubby and wife then Yes it would be wrong to say "this is my house" but the conversation was between hubby and the brother in laws, he was putting a bold statement to say i am my own men and this is my kingdom therefore i run and make decisions for real how can someone visit you but doesnt greet you in the morning or evening, its an insult you sleep and eat my hard earned money but you cant show even respect by greeting me in my own house |
| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by armyofone(m): 3:49am On Sep 04, 2019 |
That house is not your house. 'It is our house' not yours! So that was why you felt cold eh eh ? Smh at all this small and part time "I rich pass you" kinda guys You did well because they over stayed their welcome but your choice of words showed a different motive! Stop behaving outdated because there is nothing like my house in marriage. The way you put it sounded the way we thought o. " it is mine, not their sister's " roaringlamb01: |
| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by roaringlamb01(op): 4:58am On Sep 04, 2019 |
armyofone:lol... women! |
| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by roaringlamb01(op): 5:01am On Sep 04, 2019 |
armyofone:thanks! my family have not been to my place in 2yrs. I haven't seen my brothers in a long time... Only her dad has not been to my place this year. Do the math! |
| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by roaringlamb01(op): 5:12am On Sep 04, 2019 |
ZIMDRILL:This as only gone a long way to clarify that men and women think differently. The women have focused only on the my house as a "property" (which is really interesting), the men understand the "territory" or like you called it, "kingdom" which the statement is all about. Of course, it is our home, but my house in terms of decision making and anyone outside my immediate family - it is unfortunate they can't see that! I am not sure they would feel the same way if I had siblings over who were just eating three times a day (and she has to cook it and wash the dishes), and she had to wash their clothes all the time as well. And they spend all time making noise and waking the babies up. and i said this is my house, they have to go!. The ladies are perhaps hypocrites here, I am sorry! |
| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by roaringlamb01(op): 5:14am On Sep 04, 2019 |
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| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by roaringlamb01(op): 5:16am On Sep 04, 2019 |
Mizwisdom:lol. ok ma! |
| Re: When Inlaws Don't Want To Leave. by Nobody: 6:18am On Sep 04, 2019 |
roaringlamb01:They are called TANIs! Don't bother explaining yourself to anyone, you've done well! |
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