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My in-laws want me to give up my pregnancy, so I'm planning to cut them out of my child's life. So you gave up the in-laws. Is this sad? Yeah, can we, I don't want to end on a staff. Is this sad? No, you get your, you get your vegetables now. As the title states, I'm pregnant. My own family found out maybe two weeks ago, and they're so supportive.

My fiancé is going into the military.

Basically, my family-in-law is really toxic to me.

I try to be kind and respectful every time I'm over, but I deal with an anxiety disorder and have problems opening up to others.

This is the same story for the past, like, end story.

People can't open up. No, no, just like terrible in-laws and anxiety disorders. There's a lot of anxiety and terrible. I'm a lot. I guess so. You're not alone out there. Yeah. They don't really talk to me much when I'm over anyways. They just exchange pleasantries like, hi, how are you? And I respond and ask them the same. Hello,

how are you? Like an MPC. And they leave it at that. It's understandably awkward. By the way,

this comes from Plenty Jacket, 286 on the OK Storytime severed it. So one day, it actually escalated.

It was maybe six days before I found out I was pregnant and we were having an outing with their

entire extended family. Everyone was having fun and I was pregnant and we were having an outing with their entire extended

family. Everyone was having fun and I was starting to open up. My fiance tells his cousin that we

got our marriage certificate and that's where everything goes to crap. She yelled to his mom,

you know they're married, which wasn't really true. We had just bought the marriage, the certificate

and it wouldn't force us to get married. We could back out at any time. Keep in mind, his mom knew we were getting married. My fiancé had told her everything, and she told me not to tell my parents because of my past with them. Now, in front of her extended family, she acted as if she had no idea. She told my fiance, you know you can't live here when you're married, right? My fiance said he

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