Mother-In-Law Sends Venmo Request For Newborn Gifts
Getting pregnant and being able to give birth is one of life's greatest blessings. However, sometimes, with these exciting moments in life comes unwarranted behavior from some family members, like a mother-in-law.
This Redditor shared their situation in the r/JUSTNOMIL subreddit, and this story sounds like it could be the plot of Monster-in-Law 2.
The title of the OP's story is, 'MIL "Kindly" bought us gifts and dinners while in Hospital having our baby—Venmo requested the balance from me when we got out.'
Over 100 people chimed in, relating to this story and sharing their advice on what this OP should do.
This commenter validated the OP's feelings, which we love!
This commenter knows how to set boundaries.
And this commenter knew exactly what to do — we do love a petty Betty moment!
What do you think? Why do you think the mother-in-law is behaving this way? Is there a right or wrong way of handling this situation? How does one begin to set boundaries here? Share all your thoughts with me in the comments below!
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