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Also, maybe if your mother-in-law and mom bonded, mom might not get so jealous. Or, you could have like both sides of the family talk so it was more of a bonded family. Sorry about the assumptions about the cats before too. It is however, important for your husband to see your family. Mom is getting jealous because you see his side of the family and spend time with them and your husband together, while you see her less and your husband doesn't come to see them at all. It feels like one side of the family is more loved, by the sounds of it.

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Do you understand what happened with my family? You see, we marry pretty much what is modeled by our parents' marriage. Often we don't even realize what's going on in our relationship is abusive, because it just seems "normal" to us. Your relationship(s) will be THE model(s) for your daughter's future ones, unless you are able to leave and get supportive measures to prevent yourself from being attracted to other relationships like this one.. . Another experience: In the sixties, my father had a younger friend at work who married a woman who worked in a different department there. (That couple dated for years before their wedding.) We moved soon after that. While I was in college, the wife came to visit during a school break and arrived on a flight shortly before mine. My mom met me at the airline gate, telling me to hurry because the friend was ill and had gone to the car to wait. The upshot was that she lost the baby she'd been carrying on the way to the hospital because of the beating (one of many) she'd suffered right before she left on her trip to see us. She stayed with us for some time afterwards. I could see how changed she was from the vivacious woman I'd known for years previously. And it wasn't just from losing the baby. She actually had seemed all right with that. We thought her reaction was strange until the whole awful story came out. (And I saw her bruises one day when she was washing some laundry in our bathroom sink.) But she was broken somehow inside and far thinner and more fragile-looking outside than I'd ever seen her before. She divorced her husband as soon as she was able once she got back home. We haven't heard from her since. Her husband acted outraged, denied the entire story, accused her of drug abuse and some really crazy things and remarried quickly. We had really liked him before all this happened. He'd seemed so very nice and we had known him even longer than his wife, so it was a real surprise. But we believed HER. Since he had no incentive to change, I suspect he abused his new wife too, but we lost track of him soon after.. . [Added this today, which appeared in our "The Oregonian", Thursday, October 26, 2006, "Letters to the Editor":. . "DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TAKES LIFE. . "Domestic violence is running wild in this country.. . "My niece, Jessica Koon, was living in domestic violence and her family did not know it. Her family knew that she was struggling financially and sent her money. When she wanted to come home, her folks sent her bus tickets. She cashed them in.. . "She was an adult and said she loved the man she was living with and had a child with, Christopher J. Johes. She said he loved her too. Jessica always felt it was her fault that Jones hit her...she had to try harder.. . "That was the last conversation she had with her mother

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