Redditor Thinking Of Cutting Ties With Mother-In-Law After She Suggesting Putting Down Their Recently Sick Cat

Jonathan Hayda
Dec 09, 2023
Dec 09, 2023

Hey guys! Back again with another wild chapter in the Mother In Law Drama. Well, buckle up because Canadian Thanksgiving rolled around, and OP had the pleasure of a family dinner.

Now, things had been relatively quiet since OP put her on a low-contact approach, but oh boy, did she have something to say this time. We decided to share the thrilling tale of Franklin, OP's youngest cat, who had a close call with a urethral obstruction. Crisis averted, meds administered, and Franklin is back to his lazy self.

Cue MIL's stellar input: "You know those things are for life, right? Expensive too. Just put him down; it's not worth it." OP calmly explained that Franklin is thriving, and OP committed to his well-being. But oh no, she insists euthanasia is the way to go.

OP's partner shut her down, but she persisted with snarky remarks throughout the night. So what's the verdict from the internet for this case? Is it worth it to spend thousands of dollars to save a cat that kept you sane during Covid? Or we should be a realist like OP's MIL?

#1. Here's the full story

Source: u/twilipig

#2. Been a Low Contact Approach with her Mother In Law but it's Thanksgiving now

Been a Low Contact Approach with your Mother In Law but it's Thanksgiving now

Source: u/twilipig

#3. OP's tradition was to keep her pets healthy

OP's tradtion was to keep his pets healthy

Source: u/twilipig

#4. Another incident occurred

Source: u/twilipig

#5. Now I see why you go with the low contact approach with your MIL

Source: u/twilipig

#6. Ma'am, it's ok for them

Source: u/twilipig

#7. Dinner turned sour

Source: u/twilipig

I'd say you should stop sharing your stories that involve pets with your MIL

Source: u/twilipig

#9. This Reddit User's joke goes a bit too far there

Source: firstgirlwonder

#10. Yes, you're not the first

Source: ISOCoffeeAndWine

#11. A Vet joined the chat

Source: Nature-Witch95

#12. Me neither

Source: Bacon_Bitz

#13. MIL's OP should read this comment

Source: ktkatq

#14. OP's MIL is really really bad, OP just shared one more story about her

Source: u/twilipig

#15. When you hate your MIL a lot

Source: Chrysania83

#16. This can apply in a lot of situations

Source: bigal55

#17. Me too

Source: Novel-Patient2465

#18. Not gonna go with this approach

Source: VariousTry4624

#19. My sympathy to this guy

Source: WheresMyBlanket_

#20. This is exactly like OP's situation, unreal

Source: WoodenSympathy4

So what do you guys think? Do you think OP should cut tie with the MIL just in case getting into arguments like Thanksgiving? Give us your comments below!

Redditor Thinking Of Cutting Ties With Mother-In-Law After She Suggesting Putting Down Their Recently Sick Cat

#1. Here's the full story

#2. Been a Low Contact Approach with her Mother In Law but it's Thanksgiving now

#3. OP's tradition was to keep her pets healthy

#4. Another incident occurred

#5. Now I see why you go with the low contact approach with your MIL

#6. Ma'am, it's ok for them

#7. Dinner turned sour

#8. I'd say you should stop sharing your stories that involve pets with your MIL

#9. This Reddit User's joke goes a bit too far there

#10. Yes, you're not the first

#11. A Vet joined the chat

#12. Me neither

#13. MIL's OP should read this comment

#14. OP's MIL is really really bad, OP just shared one more story about her

#15. When you hate your MIL a lot

#16. This can apply in a lot of situations

#17. Me too

#18. Not gonna go with this approach

#19. My sympathy to this guy

#20. This is exactly like OP's situation, unreal

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