Re:A guide to difficult conversations
by threatofrain on Tuesday March 26, 2019 @04:53PM
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But it sounds fake. For one thing, am I wrong to assume that relatives don't actually appreciate the son [in law] being the man of the family? At this point aren't they really suspicious of his psychology? And another thing, do we even know the son perceives masculinity that way? It seems like an odd mistake to make if you're wrong.
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>For one thing, am I wrong to assume that relatives don't actually appreciate the son in law being the man of the family?
OP is the son-in-law. The man who has power of attorney over OP's father-in-law is the son. Unless I am misunderstanding your post. It would absolutely be an odd mistake to make if wrong though.