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I am between 2 idea's 1 to dig a 6ft hole in the ground, 2 try and buy an electric chair.

 

My mother in law lives with us and has for the past 5 years, tensions are runing high, I come home from work and she is there checking where I have been. I formed my own company and created a study as an office with a dry white board which I display my daily appointments on, sometimes clients ring me on the mobile while I am out and change the appointment so when I come home I ammend. As I spend quite a lot of time at home writing reports I am been told by Gondzila (mother in law) what are you doing at home you are supposed to be at XY or Z.

 

Any advice that is not as severe of my solutions and the way I feel. this is causing a strain in my marrage of 35 years.

 

Thanks any advice.

 

Thanks

poisoned mushroom soup works well ,my first mother in law died from this ,the second one did as well,the third died from a fractured skull ,she didnt like mushroom soup .....
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Get yourself a diary and then use the white board for fake appointments etc

 

Come home at random times, convince her its a different time of the day or a different week, year... Add into it a few sleeping pills in the morning so she misses days/up all night. Give it a month or so, send her proper :loopy: get her sectioned and get back to normality.

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Id find it hard to be so harsh to a women who gave my wife the gift of life.

Turn the other cheek and smile. :)

Good luck.

 

Does she live with you ??

 

Why would you think this?

 

I'm not thinking this, I'm asking you..

 

If your mum in law did live with you, then you'd know how easy it would be to be so harsh...

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