YuOne woman was outraged and said she felt “violated” when she returned from her honeymoon and realized her mother-in-law had opened all her wedding gifts, thrown the boxes away and rearranged the entire kitchen.
The newlyweds blasted their identity anonymously on the Reddit platform, reporting that her husband’s mother took care of the house while they were traveling to Italy on their honeymoon.
The mother-in-law will have called ahead of time to ask if she can “help” around the house in any way.
He had heard that all he had to do was change the old dishes for new ones and put in the new toaster, but the woman was “completely overdone” and decided to open all of the couple’s wedding gifts.
To make matters worse, he also completely reorganized the kitchen, leaving the woman “stressed” because now she can’t find anything because she doesn’t see herself in this reorganization. In addition, some of his sentimental possessions were taken away.
“My mother-in-law tried to ‘help’ and crossed all the lines. She and my father-in-law opened all the wedding gifts my husband and I had received, threw out all the boxes, and transformed the entire kitchen. I feel violated while feeling very overwhelmed with the task of trying to get things back the way they were,” she wrote. woman.
“I used to love to cook and combat a lack of appetite by getting excited to try a new recipe or master a particular dish. Now I don’t even want to be in my kitchen anymore. I can’t find anything and my search usually leads me to discover that they have changed or thrown something important to me. for me “.
The woman added that she now feels “depressed” whenever she looks into the kitchen and gets nervous at the thought of having to write thank you cards for gifts she couldn’t even open.
Users who commented sympathized with the woman and many claimed she should cut off contact with her bloomers if they don’t apologize for what happened.
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