Gabriel Mizrahi

Even though I've worked out my feelings about my husband's parents, I still have anxiety about all of this.

I do believe I have more power over the situation than I did a year ago.

I've stood up to my in-laws on multiple occasions and...

know how to hold my own with them.

I also take comfort in the fact that they might be making digs at me or picking on me because they're not getting their way and have turned to lashing out to retake control in the only way they know how.

How could I continue setting healthy boundaries with my in-laws?

What kind of relationship and contact should we have with them?

How do I keep taking care of myself and maintain my sanity?

And most importantly, how do I keep protecting my son?

Signed, Wanting Your Two Cents on how to stand up to these rents in the unfortunate event that they put a dent in my greatest present.

I mean, that's weird as hell.

And just realizing that that might have been the sister-in-law who was defending them.

Not reassuring, Marsha, but thank you for the confidence.

And when you couple that with their general oversteppiness, I don't know, man, if I were in your shoes, I don't think I could leave my child alone with them.

No.

Alone, alone, honestly.

Yeah, we cure the crying out of him.

You're welcome.

Hand you back a catatonic, baby.

Oof.