Inlaws Quotes

“If you never learned to hold onto someone, how could it possibly hurt now to let them go?”
― Shannon L. Alder

“Every year my wife would get me a card for my birthday, then as I got more involved with her family I found most of her family would send me a card, hell people I didn't even know would send me a card. Considering I'd had years and years without any of this card, gift business, years of just seeing it as another day and cracking on then this was weird beyond compare and I liked it. It made me feel good, but it also made me notice the things that hadn't happened”
― Tracie Daily, Mentality - A book for men

“Good thing loving someone doesn't require caring about their parents.”
― Ellen Hopkins, Perfect

“When introducing someone to another person, use words like acquaintance, wife/husband, fiance/fiancee, half/step-sibling, best friend, schoolmate, flatmate, classmate, In-law, cousin, nephew, neighbor, colleague and client to normalize the situation. Everyone is not your friend.”
― Genereux Philip

“Mother are wife are saints,
If they are not together”
― A G Maran

“Mother and wife are saints,
If they are not together”
― A G Maran

“Clare's family were big on blood. At family gatherings, non-blood relatives hung in the corner as far away from view as possible, like dejected bats.”
― Cath Weeks, The Mood Ring