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Download de Nikon NEF (RAW) Codec.
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An agar-based artificial diet containing carbohydrates, fats and twenty amino acids was constructed (Fig. 1). This diet is highly palatable and nutritionally complete forLimax maximus as demonstrated by significant ingestion on first encounter, consistent ingestion on subsequent days and good growth of young slugs fed this diet. Removing methionine, an essential amino acid, from the complete diet produces a food which is initially as palatable as the complete diet, but after one day's intake the amount of this deficient diet eaten is greatly reduced (Fig. 2). Removing alanine, a nonessential amino acid, does not produce any decrement in feeding relative to the complete diet (Fig. 5).
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Anna - posted on 10/12/2011
Lol. I just noticed a similar problem on my Facebook page: all in-laws are friends with the ex. I had a conversation with my husband and he does not give a shit as we hardly ever see them. I, to be honest, just find it weird the way she wants to be back where she was thrown out from. She trying to make conversations with them and everything. My husband is sure they will never call her where I am (and better they not). They are ok with me too, but this is the case when they cannot be nice to both of us. Anyway, if I notice too much activity on that front, I will just stop any communication with any of them who does fail to set the boundaries with the ex. The ex is just trying to get back where she was. My advice ladies, do not let this bullshit in your life and do not try to change things being "overly" nice, because it will turn against you sooner or later. Know your place, and everyone who does not recognize it can go to hell.
Samantha - posted on 12/23/2009
I would say they def blame me for the divorce. Dear M-in-law didn't see that they had problems long before I entered the pic. We were both married when we met...I know it's awful and not something I'm proud of- I make no excuses for that, it was wrong. And so in some respect the family has a right ,upset I guess. But it's been two years and the m-in-law won't even meet me or my children. The ex has moved on but his mom and sister can't seem to get over it. The ex just irritates me- perhaps a little jealousy on my part, she IS taking 50% off his salary for CS and maint. She shops a lot, goes to concerts a couple times a month and travels. It pisses me off a bit. Get this though- I just noticed she added one of my coworkers to her FB page now too! Ugh... She's everywhere now! Yes, I check her page just to see what's going on- is that weird?? Lol.
Karen - posted on 03/03/2013
This drives me nuts, too. I'm sorry but, I am only human. Everytime my sister-in-law posts a picture of the family, the ex has to be the first to post some kind of "sweet" comment. As if with all her comments she can somehow work her way back into the family legally. I want to scream at her, "Don't you get it??? You're not part of this circle anymore. Go Away!" I think my sister-in-law is just too nice to tell her to buzz off or unfriend her for fear of the stink it'd make in their small town.
Vivian - posted on 09/11/2012
Elizabeth, this problem is quite common when there has been more than one marriage. It seems that your problem is with the in-laws, and not the ex? In any case my suggestion is that it is your husband's responsibility to set the rules and boundaries. Sure they can be friends with her, but your husband needs to tell his family what is and is not acceptable behavior. You should not be made to feel like a second wife, because you are his current and only wife. They should be happy and love you, just because you make their brother, son happy. As far as facebook is concerned, de-friend all of them and enjoy communicating with your family and friends. Don't give the in-laws the pleasure of knowing that what they say bothers you in any way. This gives them power. When you are in their presence, smile, be nice and walk away when they start being ugly. Eventually they will stop and share their misery somewhere else. I have been married 7 years to my husband. (second marriage for both of us) it took me a long 5 years to learn this lesson.
Brandonwine3 - posted on 09/03/2013
It bothers me too. I think it sucks, you don't get a chance, my in-law's family is so in love with the ex, they don't even know me and act like they dont care. They tell the ex, you're the best, your great, your awesome and I am the one who takes care of their daughter and cleans up all her financial messes and other problems, but the ex is great. Sucks and I am tired of being treated like that. I don't care about them anymore and thinking divorce sounds like an option. Too much drama, and feeling unappreciated.
â« Shawnn âªâ«â« - posted on 06/18/2016
Another thought...Y'all spend way to friggin much time on Facebook. Get real lives, and then your new inlaw's not friending you, or not unfriending them won't bother you at all.
â« Shawnn âªâ«â« - posted on 06/18/2016
Wow...Mary Brown, while that may bring "instant" gratification, it is a very childish response. You REALLY would take it to a grade school level, rather than handling the situation as an adult, recognizing that NO ONE gets to choose ANYONE'S friends for them, and regardless of your status as the wife "now", there was a prior relationship that did not stop with one person.
My MIL is friends with a lot of the ladies that my husband used to date. SO WHAT!!! It's HER life, not mine, and I love her regardless. My MOTHER, for God's sake, is still good friends with MY ex. Again, not my life, not my choice, NONE OF MY BUSINESS. I don't get to choose that. Am I going to be so petty as to find pictures of my MIL with other men before her current husband? no...absolutely not...because I'm not 12 years old any more, and I have a more mature way to handle life.
What does your petty little action get you? ABSOLUTELY nothing. Nothing at all. If you do feel gratified by it, I'm actually sorry for you, because you haven't learned to handle adulthood very well at all.
Ev - posted on 04/08/2016
I think that in this situation, you have to take a step back and really consider things. Those pictures were up in the house long before you got there. It is part of the children's family and you have no say what should be hung there. You do not have to like it but to me that shows insecurity. I have an example. My daughter graduated from high school several years ago. Her current step mother was then only in her life about 3 years. The church they went to was having a dinner and service in honor of the grads of their church. My daughter was asked to pick out some of her favorite pictures and give copies to be shown in a slide show. She picked out one of me, her dad, and her when she was a year old at her auntie's wedding(my sister). Her step mom was floored and furious. She acted like my daughter should not have used that picture but it was my daughter's choice. Also, my former mother inlaw has pictures up all over the house of the family mostly my ex and his current wife. I never say a thing. It does not bother me. I think instead of letting this get to you, just be the bigger person and ignore the picture. It is not meant to be rude or to make you look bad, it is something of family from the child's past that you were not part of as yet.
Mary - posted on 04/08/2016
As I suggested in my last post, find photos of your in-laws with their ex-partners and post them to Facebook and see what happens!! I don't think that they would be too amused somehow!
Mary - posted on 04/08/2016
I know that there is nothing you can do regarding your mother-in-law having pictures of your husband's ex on her wall but I do find it extremely inappropriate.
However, there is no point in getting yourself upset. As they say, don't get mad, get even!!
If possible, go to your father-in-law's family and ask if they have any photos of him with a previous girlfriend, you know, the one he was with before he married your mother-in-law. Get it enlarged, framed and hang it up on your wall. Can't wait to see MIL's reaction to it!! If she objects, tell her that she can't act like her husband's previous relationship didn't exist and that she needs to acknowledge that this person was once a significant part of her husband's life!! That fact that they may be married 40-50 years is irrelevant. After all, this previous girlfriend was there before her, so therefore must come first. Tell her that she need not feel so insecure and consumed with jealousy. If she asks for it to be taken down, tell her no but that she is welcome to not visit if she is so offended by such 'trivial' matters. MIL needs to be the bigger person.
I've a funny feeling that this will go down like a lead balloon but hopefully will give your MIL some insight as to how she is treating you. Might be awkward though telling the kids why there is a photo of Grandpa with a former girlfriend!! ;)
Sunnyhatfield - posted on 04/05/2016
No kids and my future mom - in - law is best friends with a woman he wasn't even married to for 2 years!
Susanr217 - posted on 04/02/2016
Facebook has caused me so much grief....from my future In-laws being friends with my fiancées ex's (yes he has 2) , to him friending other women. Staying engaged forever, married never.
Lynn - posted on 03/28/2016
I'm bothered by it a lot. Especially when I have some that won't accept my friend request and I realize it's because they are too busy being bff's with her. On the other hand, I have in-laws that are friends with me who couldn't even acknowledge my baby's birthday (their own nephew), but acknowledge the ex's. They even call her "sis". FB is causing a lot of aggravation because I see this stuff and I just find it appalling that they show more loyalty to someone who has caused their own sibling so many problems. I even had to say something to my husband one time because my mil still had a pic of him and his ex hanging on the wall. Like we want to look at that every time we visit. It finally was taken down...but really? Ugh...people!
Susanr217 - posted on 03/11/2016
My future husbands family are friends with his ex wives. Yes he has 2 and I'm suppose to be no.3. But as it stands right now, the wedding is postponed until further notice. If he chooses not to have my back, which he doesnt, then there will not be a wedding.
These inlays not only are friends with them on Facebook, but at their great grand daughters birthday, they took a family photo with "the ex" and posted it on Facebook, so the public could see. Didn't even try to hide it. I'm thinking it was a definite dig at me. So now, his family is deleted and blocked. Am I wrong to do this?
Tiffany - posted on 02/17/2016
This thread has really helped.
In my situation, my husband of now 4 years was never married but they do have a 15 year old daughter together. I have nothing negative to say about his ex, my step daughters Mom. We get along fairly well and have built a great co-parenting friendly relationship for the child involved. My problem lies with my SIL. my husband and I have a 2 year old son together. I am friends on Facebook with the ex. And the ex is friends on FB with my MIL and SIL too. My SIL has nothing to do with anything I post of my son, but only anything when I post of my stepdaughter. But will like and comment anything the ex posts, even when it has nothing to do with my stepdaughter. I can post big boy accomplishments, adorable photos and she overlooks anything that has to do with my kid. It's disheartening. as I really don't understand the reason. Recently, we were invited on a Facebook event to my SIL bday bash. Surprisingly, so was the ex, mind you, they only talk on Facebook. They have no other relationship outside of Facebook. While we do get along, that would be a bit too close for comfort. My husband called her out on it and we were told it was a "mistake." which i highly doubt. It's getting very old. and I hate that it bothers me, but it is my husbands family. If the ex and I can get along, you'd think any of us could!!
Emma - posted on 02/15/2016
i feel you and in the same kinda boat too, you are lucky your MIL doesnt call you the ex name well i get that too and its freaking annoying ,matters worse I live with my MIL. Unfortunately there is nothing we can do about his, the ex's will always be in our lives as long as the kids are there, we need to learn to live with the consequences of our actions-marrying a man with kids- its hard but we gotta do it to be happy, atleast pretend to be happy
all the best
Raye - posted on 02/04/2016
I saw something last night that seemed to fit this situation perfectly.... It said:
"I knew I matured when I realized that every situation doesn't need a reaction, sometimes you just gotta leave people to do the dumb shit they do."
Anna - posted on 02/03/2016
I agree with you Raye - yes it is perfectly reasonable for the grandmother to be involved in the lives of her grandchildren....but that is not my issue, it's their mother. And yes you're right about not letting it bother me. It's something beyond my control.
Raye - posted on 02/03/2016
Anna, you can't control what they do, so you shouldn't let it bother you. If there are kids involved, then it's perfectly reasonable that the kids' grandmother would want to still be involved. Just go about your own life, and don't waste your energy on them. If it hasn't been disproven that he's the father, then he should be helping support the kids, no matter what the opinion is of the mother.
Anna - posted on 02/03/2016
I'm so glad I found this post. I was starting to think it was just me overreacting! I have been with my husband for 14 years. It bothers me that his mother is friends with his ex. She has done some horrible things to my husband. My husband was involved, but never married to this women, in his late teens over 20 years ago. This relationship produced 2 alleged children (but there was actually 3 that he paid child support for). I say "alleged" because she was known for "getting around." She knowingly said my husband was the father of one of her children even though he was incarcerated when the child was conceived. My husband petitioned the court for paternity testing but was denied (that's a whole other story). To make a long story short, the baby momma has barely worked a day in her life, is a thief, a liar, a cheater, lives off the system, and has 8 kids from 6 different guys! My husband was the only one of her baby daddies that paid child support. So why would my mother-in-law choose to be friends with someone like this and who has done her son so wrong? My mother-in-law will also go out of her way for these "alleged" grandchildren but not for her grandchild that is mine and my husband's. My husband also does not like it that she is Facebook friends with his ex and has called her on it and she gave him a lame excuse but still keeps her as a friend. I feel that is very disrespectful to her son.
Raye - posted on 02/02/2016
What they do is none of your concern. You are actually giving them power to affect your mood. Why do that to yourself? They don't deserve the energy for you to get upset over such things. You just worry about things that are in your control, like your own household, and leave them be.
Keta, why would you have remarried your husband a second time if he was engaged to marry someone else? And now you want to divorce him again? Your situation is messed up, and I feel sorry for your kid getting caught in the middle because neither of you seem able to commit to someone. He broke up with her, but his family doesn't have to. And if you can't get over the fact that someone in his family still enjoys her company, then that's a flaw in your character. It shouldn't bother you because it's not a competition. And your husband doesn't have to "defend you" to his family, because (from what you've shared) there's nothing they are doing wrong.
Amanda Leigh - posted on 01/30/2016
Hey ladies! Really glad to see that I'm not overreacting! But honestly a lot of your testimonials scare me. I've read that quite a few of you actually went as far as to get divorced. It's very sad that you and your relationships were pushed to that.
As for my story, while they don't sing praises over the ex they never turn down an opportunity to help her. A little back story- my husband and his ex had been together since they were teenagers, they had a son (now 7) and they were off and on for 5 years and she cheated on and dumped my husband numerous times. My in-laws don't respect or like her, but her and her life choices are the topic of conversation more than I am comfortable with. After all, negative attention is still attention. The ex lives across the street from my in laws and does not have a vehicle or a license so my MIL drives the ex and my step-son to the bus stop every morning. I can understand driving the son to the bus stop, but why does she need to go too? Over Christmas break my MIL agreed to drive the son to meet with his great aunt for a vacation through New Years. the ex asked my MIL if she could ride along too and my MIL agreed. My MIL also just this past week got looped into driving her to parent-teacher conferences. While I understand that my MIL wants to be a part in her grandsons life and a positive influence on the ex I still feel disrespected and almost like cheated on when I find these things out. It's frustrating because the ex wants to be involved so badly and my in laws don't have the courage to draw the line and say "no" to her out of fear of losing time with their grandson.
Best of luck to everyone!
Luvmykk_ryry - posted on 01/29/2016
I'm glad that I'm not the only one with this problem.
Oh my GOSH I can't stand it. Granted my husbands ex is his sister's bff but come on, do they have to talk about her at the dinner table.....
I haven't been over for dinner ever since.
Dvsparky15 - posted on 01/08/2016
Unfortunately it seems to be a big problem
Dvsparky15 - posted on 01/08/2016
Dvsparky15 - posted on 01/08/2016
I'm having the same issue and hate it no one understands or cares how I feel ....they are letting them linger around and I feel it will lead them to cause problems thinking they are "cool" with the family ....not cool at all
Kelly - posted on 01/02/2016
It makes me want to vomit.
Cristinamartin007 - posted on 01/02/2016
Wow! I am so pleased to know I'm not the only one:) This issue has been so tough for my husband and I. I am a second wife, his first wife he divorced 11 years ago and he cheated on her with the ex girlfriend. This is the woman that my in laws have all maintained a relationship with. Jake and I dated for 7 years, broke up for a year and then realized we didn't wanna live another day apart and got married (rather quickly after we got back together). In the the year we spent apart he hooked up again with the ex girlfriend- who was in a relationship at the time. Two time offender for being a cheater in my eyes!! After Jake and I got married we soon were able to get pregnant and are expecting our first child together. That's the good news. The bad news is that his family won't let go of the ex girlfriend. I don't feel comfortable with that knowing how willing she is to cheat with a married man. I trust my husband so my insecurities are more focused on his family keeping her around instead of workings on building a strong relationship with their new daughter in law and soon to be grandchild. They post pictures wth comments such as 'I love you' 'you're my sister' and like every single picture she post. She also likes every single picture they post so I'm constantly seeing her photo pop up and it's annoying and hurtful all at the same time. My husband tried to talk to them about it but their response was 'they don't want to be told what to do' and 'she should just not look or block her of it bothers her that much'. Not once have they acknowledged that it hurts my feelings. With my family, we are very tight and loyal to one another. They have welcomed Jake in and made him a part of our family. It makes me so happy to see that relationship growing but it also makes me sad knowing that I may never have that relationship with his family. I would love any advice on how to address the problem in a non aggressive way. My gut tells me they will never take her out of their lives so maybe some advice on how to deal with the situation, as is, while still keeping my pride.
Thank you!
Keta - posted on 12/23/2015
I want to file for a divorce over this because I feel like my husband is not defending me. His mom is fb friends with his ex and they are hanging tuff they are making plans to go shopping and dinner. This is my 2nd time marrying my husband and the girl his mom is friends with was the girl he rebounded with and was going to marry. She is 12 years older than my husband and he left her and remarried me the day before he was going to marry her. We have a 5 year old together they have no kids. I don't see why is his mom hanging with this lady. Why is she so messy. She was at our wedding and very supportive I can't see why she would risk our relationship for her
Keta - posted on 12/23/2015
Omg I thought it was only me going thur this thanks
Blair - posted on 12/20/2015
Sarah, yeah. He told me to get over it, completely shutting it down. And he does parent the child. I get they are close, but she is all over her facebook, and I mean has her as her cover photo pic and everything. I'm not even my MIL friend on Facebook. We've been married for awhile too... so, I just dont see the point in trying anymore.
Sarah - posted on 12/20/2015
Blair, is this something that you and your husband have discussed? Does he parent this child, your step-son? If grandma and the mother happen to work to together and have this child in common, then I am not surprised they get along. How long have you been married? It can take time to cultivate a relationship with your family. If your MIL bought the mother of her grandchild a gift, I'd think she'd get you a gift too. it seems extreme to leave your husband becasue his mother is too chummy with the mother of her grandson.
Blair - posted on 12/20/2015
My husband and I got married when I was 5 months pregnant. He had a kid when he was 16 with some girl, and the mom is completely in love with her. The son is 5 years old now and the mom still talks to the ex all the time, works with her, and has her all over her facebook. Im not even friends with any of his family on facebook. Oh and under their christmas tree is a present for the ex, and none for me, not like I really want one..but its the fact of the matter. I'm filing for divorce tomorrow because I can't handle it anymore... I know that is a little extreme but why try fitting in when I'm never going to be anything close to what the ex girlfriend is, even though im his actual wife.
Becky - posted on 11/30/2015
Thank you for your comment! I'm sorry that your having to deal with this. I'm sorry that a lot of us are. Sounds like you have it worse than me though. I agree with a lot of what I've read on here, its the husbands place to say something. However, for me, I don't want to put that burden on my husband. Men think differently than women and don't take to heart things us women do. I did, however, share with him my feelings and he was so sad and upset for me. He even told me to delete all of them from FB but I will not. Those are his family members. I do, however choose NOT to be a part of those family members that treat me as second best (or that 's how I feel and it seems) Maybe I've got it all wrong but I don't think so just from knowing some of them. And its not all of his family, really only one little clan. But they have no idea what goes on or what a good father he is to his kids...all they see is "poor pity woe me that the ex post from time to time on FB"...ha
I love his kids and they love me....thats all I really care about. I say to Hell with the rest of them...lol..I just know if the shoe was on the other foot, I'm highly doubting they would like it but most people don't see their own faults.
No one will ever make me believe that its ok even if they claim its for the sake of hurting feelings, but what about OUR feelings?!?!?! They are divorced for a reason...so let them be I say!!!
Good luck to you and I hope you can find a way to deal with it but I'm like you, I'm not sure I could for very long..luckily, as I stated earlier, it sounds like you have it much worse than me. I'll keep you in my thoughts and prayers!!!
Gizelle - posted on 11/30/2015
I so feel your pain. I believe it is hurtful & disrespectful. Reading your post drove me to being a member on here and posting my own situation. The ex wife is part of my husband's FB Family Group and I am not. Not only did the niece in law ask me to remove myself but then came back a month later and asked me to rejoin it after she told me nobody in my husband's family likes me! I declined. Then I get to read this morning how my husband's sisters are looking forward to getting together with the ex wife during Christmas break to play games. My husband has had previous girlfriends and they were liked by the family at 1st but then the family turned on them too. None of the previous girlfriends are friends with my husbands family at all. Yet the ex wife seems to monopolize my husbands family-wth!?
Confused and Hurt
Gizelle - posted on 11/30/2015
Wow- I am so happy to find this article. The end of August I recently deleted a niece in law and my husband's daughter on FB. What happened is I had a conversation with husband's daughter or should I say she had it with me. (Married 6 years) She is 21 years old. In this conversation she asked me what the reason was her father had told me that he was divorced from her mother. I hesitated the 1st time and said nothing. She than asked me again so I told her....Well yer dad has said many different things that yer mom was emotionally unstable and he also said that she cheated on him. I don't know the truth of any of this as I told her but it shouldn't matter since it was 15 years ago! My husband's ex has been married to another man for 13 years. So I told my husband about this conversation and I also told him that his ex wife will be calling him on Monday while he is at work cause she never calls him in my presence. It happened his ex wife called him to profess her innocence of never cheating on him. So towards the end of August my husbands daughter tells niece in law that I told her that her mom cheated on her dad and that is why they are divorced. Niece in law blew up at me at a bar outside, ranting about her boyfriend hasn't liked me since day one. She also said that nobody in my husband's family likes me. Then the name calling started. I went home and deleted the daughter, deleted the niece in law from facebook. I wrote each of them a message saying that they do not have me or my husband's best interests at heart which is the reason for me deleting them. I also deleted myself from my husband's family FB group. So who remains in the my husbands families FB group...the ex wife and my husbands family...as our annual family gathering come up in Oct that I host and started 6 years ago I get a message from niece in law asking me to rejoin the family FB Group...I politely declined. Her reason for asking me to rejoin the group....because I am the go to person in our home and she needs details. She also told me I deleted myself from the group out of anger ...to be honest I don't know how 've made it this long with this family....just this morning I see on FB where my husbands sister's are chatting with my husbands ex about getting together during Christmas season to play games and "laugh till they cry together"...Hurtful, disrespectful, and down right rude...yes...I'm tired of it and frankly I don't know that I am strong enough to do this anymore....any thoughts would be great!?
Becky - posted on 11/29/2015
I'm thankful I found this website. This has been troubling me for the past 3 yrs now more so just recently. Most of my husband's family are fb friends with his ex. The story I get from his immediate family, (mother, sister, etc ) is they are friends so they can keep up with the kids, however, both children (13 & 18) are on FB and other social media sites and have phones to text so I see no need to be friends with the ex on FB. In fact, I'm told repeatedly what a drama queen the ex was and still is. The In-laws seem to like more of the ex post than ours (we have a joint FB acct). It is very disturbing and hurtful at times and I feel its disrespectful.
I will say, that I don't think its the ex that's so much the problem but more the in-laws. In fact, the ex friended me on FB before we had joint accts which was awkward but she assured me that the girls really liked me and that she's happy they have me! I have since unfriended her due to some drama or so I felt, even told her why I unfriended her.
Long story short, its just plain weird. I was married for 20 yrs before this one. My parents treated my ex like this for the first 1-2 years. Frankly, I thought it was odd but I wasn't upset about it. I understood for a while. They still speak when they see other and I would expect nothing less but thankfully, they don't put my ex' new wife in this situation.
I don't want to say much because by all means its not jealousy of the ex that I'm dealing with and I'm sure that's how it would come out but I'd be lying if I said it didn't bother me. As far as I know, his family love me to death. It's just WEIRD!!!
Thanks for sharing all the stories. It has helped and its good to know that I'm not alone in this!!
Kelli - posted on 06/02/2015
My partner's ex-wife cheated on him and left him for another man in 2011. Their divorce was final last year. It's a small town where everyone knows everyone ELSE'S business, which makes things that much worse. My issue with her is that she remains Facebook friends with many members of my partner's family, and even still gets her hair cut regularly by his niece (who affectionately calls her "Aunt X" on Facebook).
It seems as though some of my partner's family members take pains not to hurt the ex-wife's feelings, they seem more loyal to HER than to my partner who she cheated on and divorced!
The ex-wife remains Facebook friends with the niece, and responds to EVERY SINGLE POST the niece makes. So there's no way for me to interact with the niece on Facebook (she recently accepted my friend request) without it being seen by the ex-wife.
The one and only response I made to a post by the niece got deleted by the niece almost immediately. She admitted to my partner she did so because she didn't want to hurt his ex-wife's feelings. My partner had a talk with his ex and asked her to respect the boundaries that he respects, and not alienate his family against his new life mate. He does not friend HER family members on Facebook, or have them cut his hair, etc.
The ex-wife continues to interact with the niece on Facebook, so I (after discussing with my partner) quietly unfriended the niece. When my partner next sees her at HIS next haircut appointment, he will explain why.
I share the frustrations with all of you regarding the "second wife syndrome," and exes who want to hang on to former inlaws.
Sha - posted on 05/25/2015
If they are, it is what it is, u cannot implement your personal feelings into it because Inlaws will always be Inlaws, ppl love gossip & knowing what's happening with the ex, some just like stirring the pot to wind you up & then there are the very tiny few who innocently don't see or have a problem with it. If you're really bothered, delete your page, make up a new one with just your family or unfriend those who are friends with your ex - very simple. If Inlaws hit you up about it, don't explain or justify yourself, just say ... It is what it is!!
Floria - posted on 05/25/2015
My ex-mother-in-law and I are still friends, however we have one golden rule: We do NOT talk about the ex-husband/son nor his wife/her daughter-in-law. It is a matter of setting boundaries. We became friends before we became in-laws and it would be a shame (and unfair) to end our friendship just because her son and I could not work things out. Since she lives 400 miles away we don't get to see each other and even if I was invited I WOULD NOT go to family functions (it isn't my place). We are friends on Facebook and chat online here and there. I am the mother of her only grandchildren as well. If I had a problem (and have in the past) with my ex-husband's wife (he is on his 4th) I would make an effort to work something out. But giving up my friendship with his mom wouldn't be an option. Like I said, it is a matter of boundaries, and being an adult about it as well.
Mary - posted on 05/25/2015
I agree Gina, there is no need for your mother-in-law to be friends with the ex, either on Facebook or in any other way.
Thankfully, my mother-in-law is good on this score but it's my brother-in-law and his wife that cause all the trouble. They keep inviting my husband's ex to family events without even asking my husband how he feels.
As a bio-Mom and step-Mom, I fully believe that the only contact between exes should be about the children's welfare only. The parent/child relationship never ends but the parent/parent relationship is over, not just physically but emotionally and psychologically too.
Also, when a couple exhange vows, they promise to be faithful to each other by 'forsaking all others' and that definitely means the ex. The marriage comes first, not the exes. Hugs everyone!!
Gmhenderson2013 - posted on 05/23/2015
My mother in law is friends with her ex daughter in law on fb too...and i dont see any reason for it. My husband has 2 boys with het. They are both adults so i cannot see any need to communicate with her unless there is an emergency or a major life change. Both the ex wife and my in laws think and act as if she is still a part of their family. Just because she is their grandsons' mother doesnt mean everyone should act as if there was never a divorce. The children involved are too old for her to be the center of attention. Also, it puts the new wife (that would be me :) ) in a place where she cannot develop a healthy positive relationship with her husband's family. Any advice as to how to resolve this problem with my in-laws?
Mary - posted on 05/03/2015
I agree totally on the need for clear boundaries. Women seem to be a lot better at it than men. I never got the hassle from my ex-husband that my husband received from his ex and her family. The main reason being that my husband rarely enforced boundaries with his ex. Thankfully, this isn't the situation anymore.
Many people seem to believe that after a divorce, things go along as normal, as if nothing has changed. Everything has changed! In-laws cannot act as though the ex is still part of the family. It might be acceptable in some situations where everyone is respectful but this isn't usually the case. My husband's ex-wife believed the only difference after divorce was that they weren't sleeping together anymore but that she still had complete access to him in everything else. She called him up whenever she felt like it over things that were nothing to do with the children. In separations, there needs to be an emotional divorce also. While the parent/child relationship never ends, the parent/parent relationship is over and everything that goes with it too.
'Second' wives, we are not second! We do not come second, whether that is in the eyes of the ex, their family or even our new in-laws. Our husbands are our husbands and no one elses! Respect yourself, even if no one else does.
Mary - posted on 05/03/2015
You are entitled to be bothered by it (as we are all entitled to our feelings) but do any of us have the right to dictate who others have as friends on Facebook? My brother-in-law and his wife are friends with my husband's ex on Facebook. While it irritates my husband and I, we stay out of it. At the end of the day, it is their decision.
However, we do not approve as my husband's ex (and her family) has caused a lot of grief. For example, when we got married, the ex and her family threatened to disown my stepchildren if they attended their own father's wedding!!
If the in-laws invite the ex to family gatherings, we simply don't attend. I'm delighted to say that my mother-in-law is very supportive of us and keeps the ex at a distance. Blended families and divorce can be difficult for everyone involved. My mother-in-law found it difficult as prior to her son's divorce, she got along quite well with the other grandmother. She was very hurt by what her ex-daughter-in-law and her family did and said about her own son but also felt that she had to retain cordial relationships for her grandchildren's sake. Now that the grandchildren are adults, things are easier and my mother-in-law keeps her distance.
I absolutely agree with your feelings though and I'm delighted to say that thankfully neither my husband or I are 'friends' with our exes on Facebook. I think that it is entirely inappropriate and disrespectful to your new spouse/partner to do so. Your new spouse/partner comes first!!
Ashbash884 - posted on 02/21/2015
I'm so glad I'm not alone in feeling this way. What I dont understand is my husbands ex cheated on him numerous times when they were together but now that he's remarried to me (and just had a baby) she cannot let it go. They have no children together and were only married for a short time but for some reason she has to act like she's still apart of this family on social media and the worst part is my brother in law likes her posts and will not delete her even though my husband has expressed his frustration towards this matter. Any normal woman would be bothered by this, you're not alone ladies.
Nicky - posted on 01/23/2015
My MIL won't even accept a friend request from me BUT is friends with ex wife. She likes to tag ex wife and my husband in pictures and events. The ex and my husband share 3 kids (whom I love regardless of what the mil & ex try to do to interrupt our relationship) and mil does anything and everything for those 3 kids. My husband and I also have a daughter together and to make a long story short let's just say in laws didn't even get our daughter anything for Christmas this year. I also have 2 children from a previous marriage whom they want nothing to do with. I'm pretty sure she hates me!... and my husband doesn't understand why it bothers me so much and thinks I should just let "it/everything" go. Honestly I don't understand sometimes why I get so very hurt by her actions or how she treats me and why on earth this Facebook crap bothers me so bad either.
Diane - posted on 01/07/2015
I cannot believe so many others have exactly the same problem as me. When I met my soul mate, he was in the final stages of his divorce, after 7 years and 2 children with his ex. She had a bf of 2 years, yet when I appeared on the scene, she tried every kind of spiteful thing you can imagine. I could not understand anyone behaving like this, all we had done was to want to spend our lives together,and I was nothing to do with their divorce. When I met the inlaws to be, they did not have a good word to say about her, or her them. My other half said she never liked his family, as she thought they were beneath her. When we announced our enagement the bs really hit the fan. She tried to cause trouble between me and her children, between her children and my child from prev marriage, and between me and his family. We got married abroad , because we knew what would happen if we got married at home. She then befriended his mother, and sisters. So much so that she is invited to events by my mother in law, and one of my sister's in law (the one who used to bad mouth her the most). We have made it clear we do not want to socialise with her, but that does not make any difference. His sister even has "family" events, and invites her and not us, so now all new in laws that come into the family know her aswell. Last Christmas his sister had a "get together" at her house, and we got invited along with the ex. Never the less, we did not attend, and received a rude text from his sister. I feel that as we have been together 24 years, and married for 23 years, it is about time she gave up, but this is not going to happen. I still really winds us up even after all these years, and I cannot ever see it stopping. She has had several relationships during this time , and they all dump her, I wonder why !!
Susan - posted on 12/10/2014
Some of mine are. I defriended them as I don't need any information being leaked over to the ex. I have her blocked but I don't want them to tell what they might see. hurtful yes. Was the ex friends with them before...only when they were young. then the 2 sisters in laws are friends with the ex as well but not me...nor my husband. What is up with that? Hurtful
Kellie - posted on 10/23/2014
You gave a valid point. I'd be pissed as well. Unfortunately, you're going to have to try ignoring it. My husbands wedding pictures are still ganging in his moms house. She's not in them, but it's a constant reminder of his day with her. Hang In there.
Kellie - posted on 10/23/2014
I am a second wife too and don't know if anyone talks to her. I have his ex wife blocked from my Facebook and Instagram. I don't trust her especially since she comes across all nice but I'm so on to her. It's hard to be wife number 2 and I get where you ladies are coming from.
Mary Alice - posted on 10/22/2014
I think women, the wives, have a better understanding of the importance of clear boundaries. My ex and I remarried within a few months of each other. In fact, he cheated on me with her but I didn't know about it until after we were divorced (yeah, he'd cheated before that, too) and I'd been remarried a couple of years. The ex called me up one day and started getting too personal, saying his wife was jealous of me, how he told her we'd never get back together, but if something happened we'd still be friends and do things together. We're not friends and never will be. I divorced him for a reason...a cheater, a beater and much more. I put him in his place and told him everything my husband was doing for his son (mine and my ex's together) and how good he was to him, etc. He hung up on me. We never had a personal conversation again. I laid down the boundaries when I saw a definite need for them. Why can't men do that? I'm sure his wife would love it if he knew he was talking to me so personally, saying how she was jealous of me (I'd kill my husband) and how, if something happened, we'd still be friends. Umm...and I was the first one he called when he was fired from his long-time job (I'd kill my husband). I still don't know why he did that. I guess because I knew everything, history wise of the job, and he'd probably kept most of it from his wife. Yeah, a real good start to a marriage. Oh, did I mention they divorced less than 3 years after their marriage? My husband and I are on going on 9 years of marriage.
Marni - posted on 10/14/2014
While one cannot control the actions of another, we ought to keep in mind etiquette and respect. While someone in this thread said that we would hate to be controlled by having someone dictate who we can and cannot speak to, we would also hate to look like idiots and trouble makers because we keep in touch with the ex in law. More than that when someone chooses to remove their self from the relationship, they are also actively removing their self from the partner's family. They have lost their privilege to be involved in the lives of those people.
In laws need to let go of the ex for the sake of their blood tie, also for the sake of the new relationships he will cultivate. It's only fair to him and her as it helps pave the way for him to begin anew without drama and jealousies.
My husband's ex has many of his family members on her friends list, she also has many pictures of her travels and even some of him - she left him in thee worst way by having an affair. None of my partner's family in laws like her, or so they say, yet they have her added. I recently deleted my boyfriend's half brother for liking the ex wife's posts. I find it disrespectful and disloyal as he was never close to her, she dislikes him unbeknown to him - it creates social awkwardness, even on facebook.
I will not deal on any level with situations that cause me to feel removed, uncomfortable, or that I feel are socially below me. I was raised by my grandmother and a mother who is educated and polite. My friends would also share my views.
As for my husband, he cannot remove her due to a financial situation in which she has the upper hand. For me personally, his family and some friends have lost some of my respect by keeping her on though they dislike her.
Renee - posted on 10/03/2014
I honestly thought I was the only one. I am so bothered by it. I am not sure if I am more bothered by the fact that everyone in my husband's family talks behind the ex's back and then turn around and invite her to family functions. The ex treated my husband so badly, lies and false accusations, trying to leave the state with their kids,etc. and his family are still friends on FB and invite her to family functions. I read through the previous posts and they were very helpful. Especially the ones that suggested unfriending those mutual family members that are friends with her and comment and like her statuses all the time and then turn around and talk about how awful she is/was. The kicker was when she showed up to our wedding (kids were in the wedding and that was her excuse) and NO ONE had the common sense to tell her she was crossing boundaries. My husband had to tell her to leave. When we are at events and she is there she not only goes up to everyone and hugs them like she belongs, she calls my inlaws "mom" and "dad" and my husband some stupid nick name. I apologize if this is all jarbled, I am just happy that I can vent with people that have gone through the same thing.
Loretta - posted on 08/31/2014
Calm down calm down, no need to shout Shawnn Lively. I think we all get it, it's there deal whom they decide to keep in there lives. However in these types of situations especially if their are no children involved, too many boundaries are crossed in a negative way, as well as the respect for there sons new life is also effected in a negative way. Your totally right about we have no right to say who our in laws are friends with. And I guess in away we can always think of it on the flip side as they can't pick who were friends with either, so they really should be greatful we gave them a min of our time. We can be picky and choosy about our circle of friends. Hey guess they don't make the cut, ladies I say leave them in the past with his ex since they loved that time of his life. Keep on stepping forward and live happy
Mary - posted on 08/26/2014
You're not alone in feeling that this is inappropriate. My husband and I are not friends on FB with our respective ex-partners. My husband's brother and sister-in-law are friends with his ex and this allows the ex continued insight into our lives and keeps the connection going. None of my family are FB friends with my ex. It's only respectful behaviour.
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