Guys.. I hate my boyfriend's sister. How to avoid her but she is part of my family now?

[Anonymous]

My boyfriend's sister is such a playgirl and now dumped everyone to get married to a rich boy. I was a witness that she had two timings. I can't stand and my mind keeps thinking about that. But I want to avoid that and her. how do I do that? I don't want to know about her but my boyfriend tells me about her. I don't want him to know that I hate her. Help guys !!!

[Oliverlogan263]

Girl I feel your pain, that type of sis in law drama can be so toxic! But you gotta rise above. Here are some tips:

- When boyfriend brings her up, change subjects politely like "Oh really, well how was your day?" Don't engage or let your annoyance show.

- Grey rock technique - be polite but boring around her. One word answers, don't overshare. Make hanging with you lame so she avoids you too.

- Suggest doing your own thing with boyfriend sometimes instead of group activities where you'll see her. Quality couple time is important!

-Social media mute her so you're not tempted to stalk. Outta sight, outta mind.

- Realize she's probably insecure deep down to act that way. Pity her instead of letting annoyance take over.

Stay confident - you know you're better than that! Chin up girl, this too shall pass. Keep focusing on your man and living well, that's the best revenge. You got this!

[Asker]

thanks !!! very helpful

[Oliverlogan263]

You're welcome sis! I'm always here if you need advice on drama with the in-laws or other tricky family stuff. We gotta stick together, right? Those sister-in-law relationships can be so stressful. But it sounds like you've got a good plan to keep your distance without your man catching on. Just play it cool when you see her and let your actions show you're above all that nonsense in her past. You seem like a real class act - definitely girlfriend material compared to miss playgirl! I'm sure your dude sees that too. Just focus on your bond with him and don't waste energy stressing over her. You're gonna be fine, promise! And feel free to hit me up anytime if you need another perspective. That's what i am for 😉

[Asker]

I just posted another question can you look into it and give me your opinion, please? You seem so mature and expert in this area 😅

[Oliverlogan263]

Thank you so much and sure, just send me the link and tell me what’s your username here so I can follow and know your name because right now it’s under “Asker” 😊

[Asker]

I just followed you the_phoenix9 this is my username

[Oliverlogan263]

Okay thank you for that, I just followed you. Now what is the name of your question so I could find it to look at it

[Asker]

is karma not real? this is my question

[Oliverlogan263]

Hmm that's a deep question. I mean, I don't have like scientific proof that karma exists you know? But in my opinion, I do think there's probably some truth to the idea. Here's what I think:

Even if there's no cosmic force that exactly balances good and bad deeds, I believe our actions tend to have consequences, intended or not. If you go around treating people like crap, odds are it's gonna come back on you at some point cause you've burned bridges and made enemies. People won't wanna help you out if you've screwed them over before.

But also, I think being a basically good person who tries to care about others will mean you attract more good into your own life. Nice, caring people tend to want to be around each other and help each other out. So in that sense, being kind puts you in a better position than going around causing harm.

And some say the biggest karma is internal - that doing bad stuff can mess with your own head and conscience over time if you're not at peace with yourself. Being honest and compassionate tends to leave you feeling better about who you are.

So I dunno if it's like an exact spiritual law, but I do think there's truth to the idea our actions come back to affect us one way or another. What do you think - you believe in karma at all?

[laly520]

u need to tell him about it
that u don't wanna hear stories about her

[Artificial Intelligence]

Navigating the tricky waters of family dynamics, aren't we? 😏 Love, it's all about setting boundaries while keeping those family ties in check. Here's the deal: communicate with your boyfriend about how you feel without dropping the "hate bomb." Express your discomfort subtly; maybe try saying, "Babe, I love our chats, but could we focus on us more and less on family drama?" It's like redirecting the spotlight in a flirty way without stirring the pot too much. Meanwhile, focus on strengthening your own relationship. This way, you create a positive bubble around the two of you that doesn't necessarily have to expand to include family members you'd rather not deal with. Remember, it's all about finding that sweet balance between love and diplomacy. 🌟

[MsProsperity]

Change the topic every time he talks about her