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Is Mother In Law Making Moves On Him Or Does He Have A DirtyMind?

Is Mother In Law Making Moves On Him Or Does He Have A DirtyMind?

By Tochi in 21 Jun 2015 | 12:40
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Anonymous is having issues. His mother in law came to spend some time with them and help take care of the kids while wifey is off to work. Wifey works shifts and is currently on night shift.
Recently he has noticed mother in law has become overly friendly and has over stepped her boundries on more than one occasion e.g wanting to eat from his plate when she has her own food, has walked in on him twice now in the bathroom and on both occasions has retreated with heavy laughter and claiming it was a mistake.
He is getting very uncomfortable but doesn't know if to approach his wife about it or isoverreacting. Mama has two more weeks to stay. Should he tell his wife or let things be ?

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21 Jun 2015 | 12:40
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See question ... he better tell his wife
21 Jun 2015 | 18:01
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Why wunt he do that???
21 Jun 2015 | 19:24
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tell wife kee ,u want to destroy the relationship btw mother nd daughter,he shld jes kuku try control himself for the remaining two weeks.
22 Jun 2015 | 01:34
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he shldn't tell his wife....talk to mama,tell her ur mind u jst dnt like the way she barge into ur bathroom like dat and oda tinz that she does
22 Jun 2015 | 04:17
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He should jex tell his wife now b4 itz 2 late jaree........those are sexual advances towardz him and if he knws wadz best 4 him he shld let his wife knw......datz my opinion.
22 Jun 2015 | 05:03
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hmmmmm try nt to b stayin at home all day don't tell ur wifey ooo
22 Jun 2015 | 07:24
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he should better explain to his wife b4 d mother tells her daughter a big lie dat will affect dia marriage.beta wise up now. Nawa for some mothers o
22 Jun 2015 | 08:13
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Hmmm He should keep distance with her I mean he should avoid her...
22 Jun 2015 | 11:53
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he should tel his wife wat is going on wen she is @wrk
22 Jun 2015 | 17:33
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Make he start doing the woman nah...ah know of a guy weh do that kin thing and never suffer for it at the end(well...nah story but its still the same)........ Just let me know when you want to take a move.....(ah go play camera man role..-the rest go deh flow-)...
22 Jun 2015 | 17:44
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Since its jez 2 weeks left... I think he shld jez endure it... Nd make sure he alwyz lock d door when he is in his room or bathroom... Nd he shld nt allow her eat 4rm his plate aqain.. If she insist leave d food 4 her nd get sometin else 2 eat... Distance ur self 4rm her whenever wifey is nt @ home...
23 Jun 2015 | 08:03
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He shuld let his wife knw abt it bcus if he says its jst two weeks for mama to leave, dan tink of nxt visit ! Bt his wife shuld take it easy wit her mama.
27 Jun 2015 | 12:21
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Be wise bro n tel her i,e ur mother in law 2 stp wat she's doin.. or beta stil leave d houz till wen she go bck 2 d vills
10 Jul 2015 | 09:55
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Telling the wife will cause big problem between daughter and mother Just talk to your inlaw
11 Jul 2015 | 12:51
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Don't tell ur wife o dat will course a lot of problem my own suggestion is dat maybe u talk to ur in law or travel for d whole two weeks until mama is gone
12 Jul 2015 | 14:38
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For me u should nt tell ur wife keep mute nd pretend nting happen she will soon leave in peace
20 Jul 2015 | 17:38
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It's either of these three,.... Either your MIL is interested in you, or you're having a bad thought, or it's a scheme against you, by your MIL together with ur wife ..... Just think straight man....... I'll suggest you maintain your low key and remain calm for the remaining days..huh
27 Jul 2015 | 09:58
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Some People Are Shameless,imagine Such Tin,just Tell Ur Wife Before Is Too Late
28 Jul 2015 | 07:32
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Hey bruv. I fink u shud talk 2 ha moda and tel ha hw u feel nt wif d sexual insinuations doh
28 Jul 2015 | 08:03
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