Left my son and his friend at my mother-in-law's. We live with my husband's brother and his mom in t…

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Left my son and his friend at my mother-in-law's. We live with my husband's brother and his mom in the same house; we're building our own, and only the renovation remains. The point isn't that you'll start writing that we need to live separately—we know that perfectly well. I picked up my son from practice, and his friend stayed too because his mom asked him to; they were running late (the boys are 8). I left immediately with my daughter for dance class while my husband worked on our house. When I arrived home an hour later, my son said his husband's brother had locked them in separate rooms and wouldn't let them out for 20 minutes. After my son asked to go out, the brother hit him on the cheek and said, 'If you step out, I'll kill you.' My husband, hearing this, told his mother: 'What the hell are you raising your hand against my son? Who exactly are you? Either you talk to him, or if you do talk, it will be very bad!' At that, the mother-in-law cried very hard (I wasn't home at the time). When I arrived, she wouldn't speak to me at all—not even after two days of no contact. When his brother came over, I heard her in the kitchen asking him, 'Did you hit him on the cheek?' He replied, 'Yes, he deserves even more; why don't I have the right?' I said nothing to either of them. She just stopped communicating with me. Even today, my son asked her to pour some water, and she pretended not to hear. It makes me feel so uneasy… I can't understand where I fit into this? What did I do to her that she won't talk to me anymore? How would you react if your mother-in-law, while living in the same house, refused to speak to you even though you didn't do anything to her?
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Ekaterina
No idea what happened, why did the little one get slapped?
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Kondrateva Ekaterina
Did you talk to your son? Did he say something that got him slapped? You just need to understand the whole picture.
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elena tolstygina
Ekaterina For playing loudly
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Nadezda
What is this nonsense? The last thing I'd worry about is someone not talking to me, and that guy would definitely get it!
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Nadezhda
Damn, basically no one stood up for the guy, so does that mean anyone can do this to him? But you're more worried about your mother-in-law not talking to you.
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Shashkova Anna
I and my children weren't there. And the conversation wouldn't have been through mom. No one dares to hit my children. Renovations can be done while living in the house. You yourself are already risking that no one cares about you. And you, why isn't she talking to me, what does that have to do with me? F
ck, you guys have some thoughts. An adult man hit your child, threatened them. And you and your husband are some wimps
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Ekaterina
Ekaterina Or besides the fact that he played and didn't react to remarks, was rude and snapped back, or is my partner not like that?
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Shashkova Anna
Shashkova Anna Housing rental*
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Ekaterina
Nadezhda It's unclear what the little one did with his friend, or who told him to hit...
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Ruzanna
I don't understand why your mom got involved... why didn't your husband just tell that relative off directly?
You and your husband are a bit too soft...
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Ekaterina
Ekaterina A little one can lie about anything that comes to mind, even that their uncle touched them inappropriately… we don't know the whole story… and maybe every family has its own quirks, why did they go to their mother and not their brother?
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Ruzanna
They hit you, they love you 😁
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elena tolstygina
Ruzanna He wasn't home
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Ekaterina
Ruzanna So that's all according to the little one, the author (for playing loudly) SOMETHING SOMEONE IS NOT SAYING
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Nadezhda
Ekaterina Going to mom is hilarious. Asking your brother means conflict, and you might have to move out, which is inconvenient. Let's blame the mother-in-law instead 🤷
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elena tolstygina
Ekaterina My brother isn't picking up his phone and hasn't been home for two days!!! His mother-in-law is supporting him, and she was standing next to my husband's brother when he yelled at the baby and hit him. She didn't say a word.
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Ekaterina
Ekaterina When my favorite nephew was rude and raised his voice at me, he immediately got it back in return… In this situation, the author is holding something back.
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Nadezhda
Ekaterina It's her right to think that. What do you want to prove to her?
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IRINA
OMG, that's crazy!
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IRINA
Seriously, what was I thinking?
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Rita
Ekaterina Old bitch
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Olesya
Ekaterina She was at least there, but the boy's parents weren't there at all.
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