A woman shared on Reddit how, after three years of being excluded from her husband’s family dinners, she finally reached her breaking point. Despite being married for three years, she was only invited to about half of these gatherings, unlike her husband’s brothers’ partners who were always included.
One night, when her husband told her to stay home again, she made a quiet plan: she booked a table at the same restaurant and showed up alone, deliberately passing by their table so her husband would see her. He was shocked, and his mother called her rude. She calmly explained she just wanted to eat steak, then returned to her table.
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