I recently married my wonderful husband, who is 28, while I’m 25. At a family dinner with his in-laws, I brought a dish from my late mom’s recipes. As I placed it on the table, my mother-in-law angrily said, “Get your mom’s food out of my house!” I was shocked and quietly left, waiting in the car for an hour.
When my husband joined me, he laughed about a joke his cousin told at dinner, completely unaware of how upset I was. The ride home was silent, and I couldn’t believe his lack of concern. His humor, which I usually love, felt hurtful in that moment.
This was only my third time meeting my mother-in-law. My mom passed away a year before our wedding, so she never got to meet her. The disrespect toward my mom’s memory left me deeply hurt, and I don’t understand my MIL’s anger.
What hurts more is my husband’s lack of support. He hasn’t apologized or acknowledged my feelings, leaving me to deal with this pain alone. It’s hard to move past this without his understanding or care.
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