My entitled mother-in-law tries to take over my wedding, demanding that my wedding be catered to what she

thinks would be good and refuse to listen to anybody else anytime they said literally anything. But after

listening to this and putting up with this garbage for long enough, I decided to put my foot down

and put her in her place. And now after she stormed out of the building, I feel like I'm at a crossroads with my mother-in-law, because right now I really don't know what to do.

Here's what happened.

For a bit of background, my fiance and I have been together for 10 years, and we are getting married in September.

His entire family waited that long, and we were only 16 when we got together.

We're sticking to the classic college, marriage, and family plan.

His mom, who's 62 years old, has been a unique character since I met her.

She's goofy, well-spoken, and easy to talk to most of the time, though she is a bit more

stiff than my family.

We've never had any issues, and have always gotten along really great.

I love her, and she's told me that she sees me as family already and have

for several years before we even got engaged. Now, it is notable that she is almost entirely deaf

without her hearing aids, and even with them, she doesn't do great. We're used to speaking a bit

slower and more clearly for her, and have no problem repeating things if need be. My fiance

has a sister who's in college

and not currently looking for a relationship, so she probably won't be planning a wedding for a while.

Given how close my mother-law and I really are, I wanted to include her in my bridal shopping,

and we both tried to include our parents in what we can. Now, my mom and grandma attended my

bridal appointment with me because my mother-in-law

was apparently sick and didn't want to get my grandmother ill, so she texted me the morning of

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