Dear Amy: I recently graduated with my master’s.
She has had a pattern of making little negative comments about my degree and future job.
I do appreciate all the effort she put in coming to attend, but at the end of the day my feelings were still hurt. How could I call and explain my feelings to her?Your husband’s mother decided to make a big deal over him on the occasion of your graduation, belittling you in the process. Her preferential treatment is embarrassing, silly , and you could try to address your lingering sensitivity about this honestly, but carefully.
Give her a chance to respond, listen with intention, and do your best to transition this encounter from a confrontation to a conversation. Assure her that you value your husband’s support, and now that you have this advanced degree, you’ll do your best to support him in the style to which he’s accustomed.We are completely puzzled at Christmas and birthdays as to how to treat everyone fairly.
Either way we feel it is not totally “fair,” because, due to the number of children, the numbers are not equal in each family.
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