I want my MIL to finally get her own place, but my husband says no.

Living with in-laws can be hard, especially when your partner doesn’t agree with you. A mother of two, expecting her third child, shared her story about living with her mother-in-law. She wants her to move out, but her husband doesn’t support her and isn’t being reasonable, according to her.

How my MIL ended up living with us.
34-year-old Megan shared how uncomfortable things have become with her mother-in-law and husband. She explained, “Hi Bright Side! I’ve seen similar stories on your page, so I wanted to share mine too. I need to get this off my chest, and I hope someone reading this can give me advice on what to do next.”

She explained how her MIL came to live with them, “My husband John (36) and I moved in together years before we got married. Both of our families were okay with it. But when John’s parents separated, his mom moved in with us.”

Megan explained why she’s no longer okay with her MIL living in their house, “My MIL has been with us for 10 years now. We’ve had ups and downs, but I’ve kept quiet. I’m pregnant with our third child now, and space is becoming a problem. It’s time for her to move out.”

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