BigTone, We must have the same sister-in-law!!! Its my wifes sister.
My wife, my mother-in-law and the entire family even say she is a B@#$% due to all the things she says behind everybodies back.
When we first married, the wife and I tried the nice thing, didnt work. Just got worse. So as others below said, I came at her with both guns loaded. Nastier than her, meaner than her, told bigger lies about her. Called her out in front of other people when she was lying. I was down right vicious. Sometimes I actually felt a little bad afterwards.
This went on for at least five years. Finally something clicked and she became the nicest person, complete 180. So I laid off. She wants to be friendly. I told her no way ever. She spent 10 years trying to ruin our marriage and being mean to my kids for no reason. I told her I would be cordial and act grown-up in front of her, but nothing more. Seems to worked for the last 4 years.
I forgive, but I don"t forget.
So I guess if you have read this far, the nice thing didnt work, so I had to be down right nasty. I was a little surprised it worked since she is a really uneducated person.
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