Sometimes i really hate people

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my in laws just use us, we bought dinner didn’t get a thank you. i didn’t get to go to the store with my partner because they didn’t want me in he back of the car even though two over weight spoiled gassy boxers are allowed in the back.

i got a ride to my injection but they felt that it was too much of a pain so for now on i’m getting rides from the medicaid taxi service. i don’t know care anymore. theres only one person i care about the rest can just go to hell.

my father in law made a big deal about me getting the keys in front of him while he was watching a movie we rented that i wanted to see started it without me. didn’t stop it when i took their trash out now i bring the keys back and i get told to just wait until the movie is over

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I know you feel mistreated by your in-laws and I’m sorry.

Keeping some distance seems impossible right now with your living situation, so you just have to let it go.

You know they’re difficult, be polite, but don’t expect anything.

By the way, the above quote made me laugh so hard I cried.

Seriously, I’m wiping away tears as we speak.

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I’d say avoid your in laws as much as possible. Just humor them when they’re around, and then stay away from them. Some people are just a pain.

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I would get more serious about moving out. Even if it takes moving to another city or state where the cost of living is not too high and the rents are low. Heck, I would even leave the country if it meant getting away from the in-laws from hell. Move out and let two bad people live out the rest of their their miserable, hate-filled lives with no one to pick on but each other.

It is not impossible to move out of there.

I don’t mean this as an insult but in AA they told me, “When the misery of staying the same becomes greater than the fear of making a change you will take action”. The saying is used to describe drug use and drinking and getting into recovery but it applies in your case.

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