Hi everyone!
I'm renting a 3 room flat now cos it's quite impossible for me to stay with future ILs.
1. Their house is huge, but they have tonnes of rubbish. My FH is suppose to share a room with his bro, but their room is filled with their dad's stuff that his bro moved out eons ago and my FH stayed with me ever since my parents accepted him as my bf.
2. I tried staying at their house for 1 month. NIGHTMARE. FH swore never to put me thru that again, not even for confinement.
3. His dad is really hard to get along with. Those traditional male chauvanistic thinking that MEN make the decision in the house and WOMEN should just keep their mouths shut. *FUMES*
4. His sis is a whore. I mean LITERALLY. She brings different men home to sleep when their parents are overseas.
I'm not going to stay in such an environment. How to bring kids up in such an environment? Plus they already have a dog that is territorial, so that means my dog can't come with me. Excellent excuse to tell his parents. In fact, they started clearing the rubbish in the room into the living room, but FH told them we are renting cos of the dog. Heehee...
Anyway, rental rates now are very reasonable. I'm renting a flat and then sublet the rooms out. We are staying in the common room, so rent 1 MBR and 1 Cm out. Renting the spare room helps to cover our cost of staying here by abit, so it doesn't really hurt the pocket
Be GLAD that your MIL is BOCHUP!! Mine interferes too much. And they want a say on everything!! They chose the expensive menu, chose the expensive cards and printing, etc. And my poor FH is paying for everything!! Not his parents!!
Thank goodness my FH was so pissed with them that he told me to go ahead with everything I like, don't consult his parents anymore.
Anyway, my flat is also not ready until 2008. Can save up $ for flat and many kids in the meantime. Plus point about this arrangement is that if we have kids immediately, our house can be renovated in such a way it is suitable for kids and can last them until their teenage years. Save money on having to change furniture when they grow up
Auldreay