A woman is livid with her mother-in-law who keep pestering her and her husband about when they would have kids - so she started to chat about her sex life to get the relative to stop.
The woman, who has not told her in-laws about her infertility, became angry after the relative spoke to her husband about her desire to have grandkids and harassed the couple on when that day would come.
In a bid to get her to stop the frustrating line of questioning, the annoyed woman asked what information her in-law wanted about her sex life and even asked her for tips.
In a Reddit post, the woman added in an update that her in-law was furious with this response and has since told her son that she is disappointed in him for being with this woman.
The woman, who remained anonymous, wrote: "We were at a family dinner party (my partner asked me to come along) recently where she started asking him about when he's having children.
"My partner asked her to stop several times but she kept bringing it up."
She added that she bit her tongue for much of the meeting but at one point she couldn't and snapped at her in-law.
"I turned to her and started asking what she wants to know about our private life? What kind of protection we're using, what positions we've tried, what toys we use," she wrote.
"I started to list them all. Let's just say I used very inappropriate language for a dinner table, even throwing in a do you have any pointers for me, or maybe it'd be best if you just came and watched to make sure we're doing it right."
The relatives were fuming with this response and that the husband allowed her to speak like that.
"She has since messaged my partner, I won't put the exact wording. But she has said that she 'knows' I'm the cause of her not having grandchildren and she's disappointed in him for being with me," she wrote.
"She also said how grandchildren are a basic right, and even if they are half my children, she would still find it in her heart to love them and shape them into good people."
But the husband blocked his mum after the message.
In response to the post, many sided with the frustrated woman and offered her advice on ways to deal with the difficult family member.
One person wrote: "I think you need to put her in a time out and not let your frustration get to the boiling point. Go no contact if you have to."
While another stated: "Your partner can go and meet his mum, speak to her on phone, but you are so done!"
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