Am I wrong for calling out my in laws?
My husband and I were recently seeing family and now his family is pissed at me. My husband has a cousin named Tristan and I have no issue with him. It's his wife Emily. Tristan and Emily have a 17 year old son named Blake and all Emily talks about is how having a son is so much better than having a daughter. How son's love their mothers more and how girls are drama and how she's her son's first love. The weird boy mom stuff. Me and my husband have two daughters who are 16 and 14. And she is always saying these things in front of everyone how she's so grateful to not have daughters. And how she's happy to be the only woman in both her husband and sons life and how amazing having a boy is. Here's the thing about Blake. Tristan is always calling my husband to vent because Blake has a drug problem and was also being placed in mental hospitals for suicidal thoughts/attempts and also going to rehab. He's been doing drugs since he was 14. When we were with my husband's family, Emily was going on and on again about how much she loves being a boy mom and how she could never have a daughter and how she believes nobody really wants daughters and finally I said "I don't know. If I had to choose between having my two girls who make A's and B's and have won awards in debate while playing sports than a son who's nothing but a depressed junkie." She turned red in the face and started screaming asking who I think I am. Blake left the room and went to sit in their car and my husband just stared at me. At home my husband lost it on me and asked how could I do that and said he doesn't tell me things so I can throw it back in his families face. I told him that Emily is always talking crap about having daughters and I'm tired of it. I just wanted to humble her that her son isn't perfect. My husband is mad at me, my in laws are mad at me. Even my own DAUGHTERS are embarrassed by what I did even though I was defending them. So now I'm wondering if I was wrong. I was just so over Emily.
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