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| 1 | How to deal with a undesirable MIL behaviour in a graceful manner?Make breadcrumbs, croutons, French toast/pain perdu or bread pudding with rum sauce with MIL's bread. That way you aren't wasting it, but it's becoming part of your cooking that you control, like a pantry item. How upset would you be if MIL brought you rice, uncooked pasta noodles, or flour? It depersonalizes it and allows it to remain your home, your recipes. Perhaps you can rejigger some of her other food donations as well and put your twist on it, or send it along with hubby to work. Best wis… | /r/RedPillWives | 04/05/21 10:09 AM |
| 1 | I need an attitude adjustment, help!!I agree with this. Mom either does everything around the house or you pause some things. In general, laundry does not need to be done. Pets need to be fed and family members need to be fed. I taught my children to feed themselves and their pets from age 3 on. When I was sick, my children fed me. (Gets dad's attention!) You can start with carrots and hummus, with PBJ, and have them work up to pancakes and instant coffee with peeled mandarins and a fried egg. (Mix your pancakes up in a capped jar,… | /r/RedPillWives | 04/05/21 09:56 AM |
| 3 | In what ways do you spoil your husband and build connection/intimacy?Manicures with hand/arm massage, multiple times per week. It kept his hands looking professional and him looking more competent, provided a lot of relaxation and stress relief, saved money, and is ridiculously cheap. The other thing I would do is sneak out on weekends to wash and detail his car. He was a car guy, and this really showed I cared what he cared about. He would remodel the house, showing he cared about what I cared about. Lovely memories (I'm widowed.) | /r/RedPillWives | 04/05/21 09:41 AM |
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