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I've done something drastic
I've scheduled a meeting with MIL tonight (and Casey). After four long years of BS, she finally put me over the edge last night with some comments about our choice to baptise Lucy.
I'm excited. I'm nervous. I'm hoping that this will finally help clear the air and make things better.
Wish me luck ladies!!!
Re: I've done something drastic
Are you going to baptize her? I hope the meeting goes well.
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Yes'm! We finally met with the pastor last night, and we've made arrangements to have her baptised at the Oct 30 service. We're very excited!
PS - What is the difference btw baptize and baptise? I know, I'm a huge idiot for not knowing...
Can't wait to meet my baby boy!
I dont know, I've always known it that way. Same thing, lol. But I hope it goes well, I dont know the whole story but yeah, there is a line when it comes to how you and your DH raise your child.
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Good luck Taylor!
Oh and it's baptism(n) and baptize(v)
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Thanks everyone for the support, but last night didn't go quite as planned...
Can't wait to meet my baby boy!
Ugh! MIL's are a pain! lol
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I don't know the history between you and your MIL but it sounds like she is not being respectful of the choice you and your DH are making regarding your daughter's religion. Just wondering if she is a different religion or denomination from you and feels that your daughter should be raised in the church where she belongs.
I know that when (being optimistic) we have children there will be issues with my family because we are different religions. I converted to my husband's religion before we got married and my very closed minded father has never accepted or respected that decision.
She's Non-Denominational Christian, we're Lutheran. It's all Christianity, just different practices. She has zero respect for us. She also ruined our wedding ceremony over the religion thing, too.
We didn't get a chance to have the "meeting" because my Dad was rushed to the ER that night. Casey has since had a one-on-one with her, and put that beezy in her place. SO proud of my sweet man!!!
Can't wait to meet my baby boy!
Thanks for the explanation. What many people fail to realize is that their faith is their faith and their children are under no obligation to follow it. In my case, I converted from non observant, non believing to Catholicism to Judaism. My father totally disrespects that I am no longer a Christian, and I am sorry he is having a hard time, but despite hos disapproval, I have no regrets about my decision. Is there any way of getting her to understand in a nonconfrontational way that it's not about her but a decision you and your husband made about raising YOUR child.
Thanks!
Umm, I think Casey's one-on-one was pretty non-confrontational. He explained what the ceremony meant to us and that she did NOT have to be there, if she couldn't be supportive. She's coming, but we've got too much going on right now for me to really care. We don't have a lot to do with his family (he can't stand them either); after the baptism and the holidays, we can go back to avoiding them.
Can't wait to meet my baby boy!