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11-27-2016 07:11 PM
@KYToby wrote:If you want to risk having your husband, both stepsons, and their families turn against you and treat you as "the enemy" and ultimately blame you for any and all future family discord, then speak up. If not, If not, treat the subject for what it is -- none of your business.
Yep, ranks right up there with telling a woman her husband is having an affair. She either already knows and chooses to ignore it for whatever it is she is getting out of it or doesn't know and gets mad if you are the one to break it to her. In the end, it's u who will be the bad guy in either situation. Keep quiet and let the chips fall where they may on their own.
11-27-2016 07:16 PM
11-27-2016 07:18 PM
Too risky ..... in the olden days, they shot the messenger. Stay out of it. There's no upside to blabbing.
11-27-2016 09:19 PM
Stay out of it. It's none of your business. What's the point in throwing gasoline on a fire? Other than to give yourself some excitement.
11-27-2016 09:20 PM
My personal belief is that liars never truly "get away with it." Somewhere, sometime, and somehow, it always catches up with them. And you know what they say about karma.......she's not always a lady![]()
11-27-2016 11:28 PM
I'd stay out of it and let oldest stepson deal with the situation as he sees fit.
11-29-2016 09:01 AM
@Financialgrl wrote:
@KYToby wrote:If you want to risk having your husband, both stepsons, and their families turn against you and treat you as "the enemy" and ultimately blame you for any and all future family discord, then speak up. If not, If not, treat the subject for what it is -- none of your business.
Yep, ranks right up there with telling a woman her husband is having an affair. She either already knows and chooses to ignore it for whatever it is she is getting out of it or doesn't know and gets mad if you are the one to break it to her. In the end, it's u who will be the bad guy in either situation. Keep quiet and let the chips fall where they may on their own.
I would want to know if my Husband is fooling around - maybe a rarity.
11-29-2016 12:24 PM
Some people live for drama for a million different reasons. It helps them thrive, gives them something to think about, takes their mind off their own problems, takes the focus off of them, makes them feel better about themselves.
Don't feed the beast and don't ruin their dysfunction.
Stay as far away as possible.
11-29-2016 01:57 PM
I'm glad for you that you live across the country from that mess. I'd stay out of it since she has to go to court, st which time the truth may come out. Your stepson isn't doing his brother any favors by allowing him to live there and not face his dues and get help to change his behavior, but there is nothing you can realistically do about that, either.
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