'I'm family now': Future mother-in-law invites herself to live in her daughter-in-law's new home; she refuses then gets berated by her fiancé for being unsupportive

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• “Nip that in the bud!”

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• “Make sure HE tells her no”

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• Helping family members is a pretty integral part of healthy relationships; however, so are familial boundaries. If we can't count on our family members to bud out of our business now and then, how do we expect to still enjoy their company enough to be around when they need us? After spending years berating her homemaking skills and trying to impose herself on her relationship with her son, this woman and her mother-in-law were already skating on thin ice, which cracked the moment the MIL decided to move in and make herself comfortable on their brand new couch. 

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