Taken from life. “After the wedding, the mother -in -law began to come to our home every day”: my husband does not see this problem

I imagined that after marriage our real life would start. < img src = "https://zycie.news/crrops/7a4644/620x0/1/0/2025/03/21/ttxwdhsdoqo1y1ydi5tbcsnaafgtnvcesgvpdwn.jpg" alt = "daughter -in -law and mother -in -law @pexels" styles = "background-color: rgba (128,129,124.1)" > < p > romantic mornings, co -& oacuteal evenings, the smell of coffee in our own kitchen and silence, which & oacute; rej will nobody will come < p > but someone & oacute; Every day, from the first week after the wedding.

< p > my mother -in -law.

< p > at the beginning I thought it was just & for a while &

< p > fell with dough, then with a handful of good advice, then with a vacuum cleaner and & hellip; stayed for the whole day.

< p > The next day came with shopping.

< p > then came with dinner.

< p > and then it did not leave.

< P >& Amp; MDASH; She just cares for — M & oacute; my husband, when my husband, when I was to suggest that we need space.

< p > — She always had it. Likes to be close.

< p > near ?

< p > no.

< p > she was everywhere.

< p > began to change things in my kitchen.

< p > allowed herself to throw my favorite cup, because & ampquo; was shabby & rdquo;.

< p > criticized the way & oacute; b, in which I cook, how I fold towels, how I wipe the floor.

< p > — I have already had children at her age and a house on the head.

< p > I heard it every day.

< p > m & oacute; ju husband ?

< p > Sit quiet.

< p > or laughed as if it were fun.

< p > — Oh, don't overdo it. Mom does nothing bad.

< p > until one day I entered the living room and saw him holding his hand and m & oacute; wi:

< p > — Son, she underestimates you. So young, and so cool. He doesn't understand you.

< p > I stood in the door and felt that I was cracking. < p > It was no longer a house.

< p > It was a cage in which I lived with my husband and his mother.

< p > I didn't have a husband.

< p > I had a man who was afraid to set my mother boundaries.

< p > tonight packed the suitcase.

< p > my husband looked in disbelief.

< p > — It is because of her ?

< p > — NO. It's because of you.

< p > because it wasn't about mother -in -law.

< p > it was that he did not stand on my side.

< p > I wanted to be a wife.

< p > a I became a guest in my own home.

< p > I live alone today.

< p > maybe it is quieter.

< p > but in the end it's m & oacute; j house.