Boundaries. If they cannot interact with you in a mutually respectful and considerate way then send them packing. Don't pretend and play along with the fakeness either. Especially if there is a new child in the picture.
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^ 1 up....they MUST be !!!!
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I have the same type. Once had a set over for the weekend and after they left we went to strip the bed (of the new bedset we had bought just for their visit) and found both pillow cases were missing.
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I had the same problem. God, I was so happy when I was finally divorced from them. Stealing the pillow cases is a new low.
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^ true
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they prolly filled the pillow cases with things to be missed later on........they do that, very well, too !!
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Nope - hate to burst your bubbles, racist trolls, but these were beer swillin', NASCAR lovin' pickup truck drivin' trailer folks. (much like yourselves I'm sure). What's more, when we tried to tactfully ask if they might know what happened to the pillow cases they threatened to ride all the way back down to our town and "whup our asses" for implying they stole from us.
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^^Stop pretending to be me. These were interracial relatives of my wife. Her neice is white. Her husband is black. Unfortunately, they have two children who will probably grow up to be just like their parents.
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Who's pretending to be whom??? I am the one that originally posted about the in-laws that stole the pillow cases. And the only non-White thing about them was their necks (if u catch my drift).
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