Mike, As others have said your wife and her Mom will always be that,,,, What to do since she for some reason doesn't think you are Good Enought for her Daughter and doesn't like you!!!! #1, Be Sincere in all things! #1A Alway treat your Wife with Respect and Dignify! #2 Never say any unkind things, Thought they may be TRUE about your M-I-L in mixed Company! EVER!!!! it can get back to her!!!! #2A SHUT UP! Be Seen and Not Heard!!! Remind yourself of what your Mom & Dad taught you.... Mind your Ps and Qs, No Smart remarks or comebacks! #3 Do what you would do to win here over to your side as if you were trying to win over a new girl friend who won't go out with you!!! #4 have you said or done something to unset her??? Fix IT!!!! #5 It may take along time to Fix whatever the problem your MIL has with you. Your wife Knows what you need to do to fix it ask Her for her insight, so be prepared to work at it for a long time. Hope this helps. Later, John A.
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