How would you feel?

Question

Scenario: You and your SO get into a big argument, and you guys need the rest of the day to cool off. The next morning, your mother in law/SO’s mother asks to stop by and chat with you and offers to bring you coffee. 
What would you do? How would you feel?

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I mean is your SO one to run and tell his parents y’all’s problem? If that’s the case I wouldn’t be too pleased because I’d feel like she would try and share her opinion on the matter when it’s unwelcomed by me.

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Annoyed; but my MIL is super toxic so I already get annoyed talking to her. I wouldn’t expect she’d know about the fight thought; her and my husband don’t talk about much.

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Depends on your relationship with her
But assume he told her and she want to share some insight so if you don’t want to discuss it ask her to leave it to another time

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My MIL is chill, so I'd be excited. My husband is a very...special person. And my MIL is the only other person who understands what I mean when I try and explain a mood or reaction he has to something. Its nice to vent to her sometimes and feel understood

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I get along great with my fiancé’s family and she knows my fiancé can be a bit much sometimes so she’s very understanding not to mention, she’s on my side a lot. I’d be happy to have her come over with coffee so we can vent together 🤷🏻‍♀️

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Weird. Ive never got on with any of my partner’s parents well enough for them to go for coffee alone without my exes being there.

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I would probably ask if we could do it another day.
I love with my husband and I really try to avoid being with his family if we haven't settled after a discussion, because everyone will be able to pick up on it 😂

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I’d definitely assume she knows about the fight and wants to talk to me about it for some reason. If she did, I would tell her “that’s me and your sons business, sorry.”

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