She didn’t tell anyone to skip dessert and didn’t sound like she was bragging about anything, she just communicated her choice.
Still, she could’ve been nicer, after all, her MIL just wanted to make sure her mom was safe, especially as a former nurse.
Props to both parties here.
At some point, “helping out” stops being support and starts feeling like covering for parents who refuse to face reality.
Nice work! It sounds like she did the right thing!
Some people have to make EVERYTHING about them…
You can’t force someone to change, but you also don’t have to let their choices drain you indefinitely.
If this isn’t what they call corporate hell, I don’t know what is.
She really owes her future sister-in-law a heartfelt apology.
Even if her vision got blurry, at least she got to see the manager’s true colors.
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