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AIBU to be so angry every time

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drnoitall · 13/02/2014 11:44

Short history is-
Dh sees dc from previous marriage at pil house once every weekday evening for tea.
Exw re married. Dc 20, 17, 15.
Dc used to visit us at wkend but this is now rare, except special occasion.
Dh & I have children that are not included in this weekday tea, mil has made it clear several times over the years we are not invited, "it's better if dc see their dad to themselves". She will also make remarks like "its too much" "I can't cope".
My dc are younger, oldest 13 youngest 6 months.
This is some of what irritates me:(
Dh & mil make arrangements to the total exclusion of me and our dc together.
Mil makes no effort to visit or have relationship with our dc. She always sends bday & Xmas gift.
I feel like I'm excluded from my dh life and he doesn't see a problem. Only every mentions the evening if I ask and changes the day without saying anything to me.
Please give advise, I'm so frustrated and angry, but no idea if actually this arrangement is normal.
AIBU ?

OP posts:
drnoitall · 13/02/2014 20:07

Thanks sainty. No I haven't said anything because I didn't want to interfere or be a witchy stepm trying to force things.
I think I've a missed the point about them being older needing to be tracked down! Just rang to ask if they wanted to go bowling at weekend, 2 out of 3 can make it. I feel so happy.

OP posts:
bigboobsbertha · 13/02/2014 20:12

Your kids have him day in day out , the older kids dont and to be fair what 20 yr old wants a baby hanging round making a racket when trying to enjoy limited time with their dad

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