Basically that really, for 9 years now i feel like i'm battling a crusade visa ve the inlaws and the things they have done are as long as my arm.
It sounds awful but i am at the end of my tether seeing dh treated like crap & taking abuse from them but if i so much as mention it he doesn't see my pov and carries on. Today it is his birthday and he has kicked off because i asked him if he would kindly get me a bag of icing sugar for the cake i'm making him. He has kicked off that he had to do it and walked out in a huff to go and see his parents who are apparently the nice guys and could do no wrong
I cannot write the whole il life story down or i will be here all day but the things they have done are endless Abuse when dh was a child, verball abuse, singling him out by buying inexpensive gifts at xmas, whereas his siblings get so much, mil insulting my child from a prev rel on many occasions, fil obsession with wanting naps with my dc when we used to visit, leaving my dc out & buying other gc things, witholding gifts they choose to buy bdays/xmas. We are now nc, but pil are pressurizing him to get me to relent.
I'm always the bad guy on bdays and xmas and dh takes it all out on me and i'm at my wits end. I'm here today with 4 children & pregnant while instead of spending his bday with us chooses to spend it with his abusive parents. Feel so upset that he begrudges popping to shop for me yet will go back to them for more abuse and leave me here for the day too.
How can i stop being the bad guy or shall i just call it quits now ?
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