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This is coming from r slash relationships, a subreddit that's just built around helping people and the goal of providing a platform for interpersonal problems.

It is titled, My husband, 32 male, frequently jokes about my family.

His attitude is rubbing off on our son, 5 male, and I, 29 female, want it to stop.

We've been married for six years, met in college, got married right after our graduation, and yeah, maybe our relationship was a little rushed.

As much as I hate this one particular aspect of my husband, I do still think he is a great guy and a good father.

The problem is, he doesn't really respect my family.

I grew up on a farm, and the majority of my family lives in the country.

We're from the South, and that's where they all still live.

My husband and I live up North, near his family and where he grew up.

I know all the stereotypes about people from the South, and I just want to say, my family really does not fit them.

We're not racist, we're not dumb, we're not inbred hicks.

Yes, my mother and father speak with a drawl, and dinner table conversations do tend to end up being about farm topics.

My husband has, over the years, developed a tendency to sort of make fun of my family.

It's never really mean-spirited, but he loves to play up the simple hick stereotype.

Insinuating members of my family are dumb or talking about back on the farm or what have you.