"Mother-In-Law Sterilized My Daughter’s Bottles In A Pot Of Boiling Water... And Forgot About It"
"Apparently The Stove Is So Dirty It's Going To Give My Mother-In-Law A Staph Infection"
"Just before anyone asks, I did not touch or clean the stove from the point when she said it was so dirty it might kill her, I'm just so done with this woman y'all."
"My Wonderful Mother-In-Law, Karen"
"My Sister-In-Law Cuts From The Middle Of Dishes"
"My Sister Got Married And Her Mother-In-Law Decided To Get A Bigger Wedding Cake Than Our Mom's Self-Made. It's Not The Biggest Drama, But It Overshadowed The Ceremony"
"My Mother-In-Law Told Me That She Had A Bottle Of Children’s Tylenol When There Was A Shortage. I Looked At The Package While At Her House Today. It Expired 22 Years Ago"
"My Mother-In-Law Picked My First Strawberry"
"I have been very carefully watching my first ever strawberry that I grew from seed. My mother-in-law was watching my kiddo this afternoon and picked it early and ate it. I am irrationally upset. I know there will be others soon but I had really been looking forward to enjoying the literal fruits of my labor."
"Stuck In A Parking Space Because My Brother-In-Law Set His Tesla To Do A Software Update At 10:30 PM"
"Twinning Bride And Mother-In-Law"
"It’s been said you can’t outshine an Indian bride (true) but there are SOME rules to follow like maybe, don’t wear a bridal lehenga like your new daughter-in-law."
"My Sister-In-Law Put My Electric Moka On The Stove"
"Mother-In-Law Is Against Letting Us Get Milk For Her Grandchild. We Live With Her And She Set Schedules For Us To Use The Kitchen"
"The Way My Girlfriend’s Brother And Sister-In-Law Maintain Their Tube Of Toothpaste"
"How My Mother-In-Law Loads The Dishwasher"
"Strange Things My Mother-In-Law Do"
"Someone posted a few days ago about passive-aggressive things in-laws do while at your house. So I thought I’d share the life-sized fireplace my Mother-in-law stuck to our wall where she thinks something is lacking. Excuse the brown wallpaper, it came with the house!"
"Where My Mother-In-Law Left My Toddler’s Uneaten Banana"
"This Is How My Brother-In-Law Left The Kitchen Sink When I Got Home"
"My Infuriating In-Laws (Those Were Clean Dishes)"
"At The In-Laws For Christmas, "Just Pop Something On The Telly, The Remotes Are On The TV Stand""
"My Sister-In-Law And Brother Broke My Chair And Hid It With Towels Instead Of Telling Me"
"My In-Laws Are Visiting And This Is How My Father-In-Law Uses A New Stick Of Butter For His Morning Toast"
"My Brother-In-Law Was Wondering Why His Dryer Wasn't Working Very Well"
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Yes, but the assailants will describe it as 'accidental maliciousness' and 'deliberate carelessness.' To them, changing the meaning victimizes them, thus removing all culpability.
If that wasn't in Sun Tzu's 'Art of War'...it should have been.