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Inconsiderate, ungrateful, or just plain rude

it's all 3 Inconsiderate, ungrateful & rude

some family really pushes it...

I can totally relate too
 
On the flip side we do the neighbors yard and she is so appreciative
 
I say IMHO, do what gives you peace of mind, my father in law really despite me, leave my hand in the air when I salute him, never say hi, turn his back on me, only when he need a favor he call me, one time I was invited to eat at his place and I park hindering the drive way, I ask the old man the keys of his truck so I can park correctly and I say to him can you give me the keys of your truck so I can move, am hindering, and his answer was " for a long time" I say nothing , trow the keys back at him, call my wife and I told her how sick and tired I was from this ungrateful sob of her dad and never want see him again, she say fine is your right to do it so.

When he got very ill just Couldn't let my wife alone with all the burden, so I start to see the old man again, I shave him help her move him, feed him etc, I take him to his last hair cut and pull the wheel chair to the sun so he can get some air and warmth, and then I told him, even now that you know that this is the end of the road, and the end is near you can't apologize to me for being such a prick, or at least say to me take care of my daughter, he give me this **** you stare, no more, he died a week later.

I have peace of mind because at least for me I help the old bastard until the end and never expect a thank you, do what you think is correct for your wife, because you don't want to see her suffer, and if it's just the yard and that keep your wife happy, show her that you're better then your sister in law and be polite, again IMHO.
 
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Sometimes family is the worst. You should be thankful that your wife gives her time to helping others. I'm betting she is the type that would help any of her friends and family in need. It just sucks when you get the unappreciative ones.
 
I say IMHO, do what gives you peace of mind, my father in law really despite me, leave my hand in the air when I salute him, never say hi, turn his back on me, only when he need a favor he call me, one time I was invited to eat at his place and I park hindering the drive way, I ask the old man the keys of his truck so I can park correctly and I say to him can you give me the keys of your truck so I can move, am hindering, and his answer was " for a long time" I say nothing , trow the keys back at him, call my wife and I told her how sick and tired I was from this ungrateful sob of her dad and never want see him again, she say fine is your right to do it so.

When he got very ill just Couldn't let my wife alone with all the burden, so I start to see the old man again, I shave him help her move him, feed him etc, I take him to his last hair cut and pull the wheel chair to the sun so he can get some air and warmth, and then I told him, even now that you know that this is the end of the road, and the end is near you can't apologize to me for being such a prick, or at least say to me take care of my daughter, he give me this **** you stare, no more, he died a week later.

I have peace of mind because at least for me I help the old bastard until the end and never expect a thank you, do what you think is correct for your wife, because you don't want to see her suffer, and if it's just the yard and that keep your wife happy, show her that you're better then your sister in law and be polite, again IMHO.
Thats a hell of a story Coronet68mx. You are a good human being. I don't think I would handle the situation as well as you.
 
similar situation. We live next door to my in laws. My father in law passed 18 years ago, so I have taken care of the yard, her car, small repairs. Bigger stuff she paid someone to do. One sister lives an hour away and her husband is a drunk. Other sister and brother are in California. The California sister always thanks me for taking care of things. The other sister is a good person, but Edith Bunker in the flesh. After my mother in law passed this spring, talk about what to do with her house was a top subject. My wife has first dibs. There is a $30,000 mortgage on it, plus she would have to buy out her brother and sisters. When I lost my job last year, I paid off our house and the wife's car. I don't want to go into debt to get the MIL's house, and although I'd like to keep it in the family, not sure I really want it.
We were at dinner one night, talking about the house, and I was trying to express my concern that whoever bought the house, we would be stuck living next to. Well the brother in law flat out told me that since I wasn't a sibling, I had no say in the matter. My wife knew I was POed.
 
i know what you talking about.my wife,her mom and dad are just like your your sister in law.i live in misery.
 
I say IMHO, do what gives you peace of mind, my father in law really despite me, leave my hand in the air when I salute him, never say hi, turn his back on me, only when he need a favor he call me, one time I was invited to eat at his place and I park hindering the drive way, I ask the old man the keys of his truck so I can park correctly and I say to him can you give me the keys of your truck so I can move, am hindering, and his answer was " for a long time" I say nothing , trow the keys back at him, call my wife and I told her how sick and tired I was from this ungrateful sob of her dad and never want see him again, she say fine is your right to do it so.

When he got very ill just Couldn't let my wife alone with all the burden, so I start to see the old man again, I shave him help her move him, feed him etc, I take him to his last hair cut and pull the wheel chair to the sun so he can get some air and warmth, and then I told him, even now that you know that this is the end of the road, and the end is near you can't apologize to me for being such a prick, or at least say to me take care of my daughter, he give me this **** you stare, no more, he died a week later.

I have peace of mind because at least for me I help the old bastard until the end and never expect a thank you, do what you think is correct for your wife, because you don't want to see her suffer, and if it's just the yard and that keep your wife happy, show her that you're better then your sister in law and be polite, again IMHO.

Lemme ask you a question, Leon...was he from Durango?
 
No, the old prick was from Veracruz.
Don't tell me your father in law is from Durango and he's also a prick?

No, my girlfriend's father was born here in the states, but the family is originally from Poland.

I ask cuz most men I have met from Durango are prepotente ********.
 
You can pick your friends,but not your family.
Still holds true today.
I can't afford any more "friends". I'm the guy with the flatbed:realcrazy: You never hear from them till they need a tow! When I ask for help with something they never call back. Funny how that works:jackoff:,,,I don't answer the phone or call back AFTER they say the HAD ti have it done:rofl:
 
Oh yeah you get so many friends when they find out you have something they want to borrow!!!
 
My friend once told me if you have to borrow something more than twice, you need to buy it.
 
My X sometimes loaned out my tools. Nothing real big but when I needed it and it wasn't there and after thinking I left it someplace in the shop and not being able to find it after looking for 3 hours.....I'd ask her if she knew of it's whereabouts. Oh yeah, I loaned it to (insert the name of one of her extended family members). Please go get it because I need it. So, off she goes but she ends up visiting for hours and comes back late in the day and whatever it was that I was working on is still sitting. The next time it happened I just went and bought a new tool and then started taking utensils out of 'her' kitchen and not bringing them back. Wasn't long before she'd come out asking then telling me why didn't I tell her. Weeellll, at least I didn't loan them out to anyone! She got the message. She would also volunteer me to help out one of her family members from time to time that never tried to better themselves but expected everyone to 'do their part' in helping them. I got to where I did it less and less over time and now I don't do it at all anymore and I'm totally fine with that! :D And as far as helping them move.....I put a stop to that over 20 years ago! The old back said I had to.
 
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