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Jan 27, 2010
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Grin and bear it/ Leave
by: Anonymous

I hear your pain.

It depends on your relationship with your father in law.

Can you ask your husband to quietly and privately suggest that he stop acting like a parent because you are your son's parents?

Otherwise, grin and bear it, and minimize the hours spent with his grandfather. Or just don't be around so you would not be irked by his bossiness.

There can only be one Indian Chief.

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