I’m a mom – my simple tip will help you win over even the rudest mother-in-law
WE’VE all heard horror stories about nosey, rude, and overly obsessive mother-in-laws. Although we may love our spouses, sometimes their moms just make our lives so difficult. A woman named Deanna Alnazer, who goes by @deannaalnazer on TikTok, often posts videos of her own mother offering useful tidbits of advice for women. She recently dropped […]
WE’VE all heard horror stories about nosey, rude, and overly obsessive mother-in-laws.
Although we may love our spouses, sometimes their moms just make our lives so difficult.
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A woman named Deanna Alnazer, who goes by @deannaalnazer on TikTok, often posts videos of her own mother offering useful tidbits of advice for women.
She recently dropped some wisdom for those dealing with a menacing mother-in-law.
“First of all, don’t ever say your mother-in-law is crazy. Don’t ever say that,” the mom warned.
“Second of all, if you end up with a mother-in-law that is, let’s say difficult, the best thing is: Always compliment her.”
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She said to offer her help with things around the house, say nice things to her, and just “kill her with kindness.”
To this, her daughter probed some more:
“And what if she just keeps going at it with you?”
Her mom, however, insisted that that wouldn’t happen: “Trust me, she’s going to cave in. Just always say things like, ‘What can I do for you?’”
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The daughter then asked: “Is it best to bite your tongue?”
Although many of us are not the best at holding back, especially after we’ve been insulted, the mom said to practice patience: “Sometimes you have to.”
The mom’s parting words, offered with a big laugh, were perhaps the best: “And just remember, she’s not going to live too long!”
Most people were thankful for the woman’s good-hearted advice:
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“She speakin’ facts,” one commented.
“I agree with your mom but don’t lose yourself in the process of trying to win her over,” added another.
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