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Jennifer
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My best friend has one married son, and she treats her daughter-in-law like she's part of the family, and she also minds her own business. She's a very smart woman, and I admire her. Another friend, who is in every other way a lovely, kind person, refers to her daughter-in-law as "The Beached Whale." A third friend says her son's wife is a decent mother but she buys the kids pop in cans instead of the two-liter bottles, which is much cheaper, and my friend doesn't understand how her daughter-in-law can be so careless with money. It amazes me how petty and mean-spirited women can be when they are talking about their sons' wives.
I do not have a daughter-in-law, so I cannot speak from experience. However, if I did have one, I would make every effort to love her and accept her with open arms, even if I didn't like her. She would be the future mother of my grandchildren, after all.
Is this easier said than done? How do you treat your daughter-in-law?
I do not have a daughter-in-law, so I cannot speak from experience. However, if I did have one, I would make every effort to love her and accept her with open arms, even if I didn't like her. She would be the future mother of my grandchildren, after all.
Is this easier said than done? How do you treat your daughter-in-law?