Monster-In-Law PROJECTILE VOMITS Everywhere After Son’s Cruel Demand!

Buckle up, folks, because this family drama is about to get messy… literally! As a stay-at-home mom, I thought I had seen it all, but nothing could have prepared me for the vomit-filled showdown that went down at our latest family lunch. ️ My mother-in-law and I have always had a strained relationship, but things took a turn for the worse when she refused to eat my cooking. ‍♀️ Little did I know, this would lead to a full-blown family meltdown, complete with projectile vomit, panic attacks, and a house covered in chunks. Grab some popcorn (or a barf bag) and let me tell you how it all went down…

The Household Deal: I Cook & Clean, He Works & Does Yardwork

The Mother-in-Law Who Won’t Eat My Food ‍♀️

Hubby Forbids MIL from Bringing Her Own Food

️ The Lunchtime Showdown: Hubby vs. MIL

The Bite That Launched a Thousand Chunks

Projectile Vomit Erupts Across the Table!

MIL’s Panic Attack & Hubby’s Shoes Get Puked On

Our 4-Year-Old Son Is Scared & Confused

MIL’s Embarrassing Hose-Down Outside

Who’s Gonna Clean Up This Vomit-Covered House?

‍♀️ I Said HE Should Clean It Since It’s HIS Mom’s Mess!

‍♀️ I Threatened to Take Our Son & Leave Until It’s Cleaned!

Hubby Texts Stepdad to Come Clean, Gets Nasty Reply

Hubby Cleans Up Vomit While Gagging

Hubby Sleeps in Guest Room, Upset & Wanting Space

The Vomit-Filled Family Feud: Who Should Clean Up the Mess? ‍♀️

Well, well, well… what a day it’s been! After the vomit-filled family lunch from hell, my husband and I found ourselves in a standoff over who should clean up the chunky mess. I argued that since it was HIS mom’s vomit, HE should be the one to clean it up. ‍♀️ But he insisted that cleaning was MY job according to our household deal. ‍♂️ Things got so heated that I threatened to take our son and leave until the house was vomit-free! ‍♀️ Meanwhile, my husband was dealing with his sister’s rage-filled texts and his stepdad’s nasty replies. In the end, he grudgingly cleaned up the mess while gagging the whole time. Needless to say, he was pretty upset afterwards and ended up sleeping in the guest room. So, what does the internet think about this sticky situation?

Wild MIL story prompts family therapy suggestion. Alternate reality?

MIL’s food aversion + SIL’s immaturity + couple’s cleaning debate = ESH ‍♀️

Everyone sucks here. MIL vomits, no one helps clean it up.

Asking direct questions is key to solving issues

Son’s pride leads to projectile vomit disaster at family event. NTA.

ESH situation calls for group talks and mediation

Family drama and bad behavior sets a poor example for kids.

Sharing meals with someone who refuses your food is abusive

Controlling ultimatums lead to vomit and chaos, ESH.

Mother-in-law causes chaos with cruel demand and projectile vomit.

Avoiding MIL’s cooking drama: Tips for family bonding

ESH, but husband shouldn’t have told you to clean up alone

Petty but satisfying revenge against projectile-vomiting MIL. NTA.

No need to clean up after someone else’s vomit. NTA

Bio-sister can vomit on cue, NTA’s son not responsible.

Is this family relationship even worth saving? Let MIL go. ‍♂️

Stand your ground against a vile monster-in-law. No more visits!

Suggesting empathy and offering an olive branch

Forced food can cause aversions, husband’s fault for vomit mess

Subscriber to ‘handle your own family’, NTA wins this one.

MIL’s violent allergy to DIL’s cooking causes ESH judgment

Son refuses to clean his mess. Commenter says NTA.

Being NTA doesn’t mean you can’t support each other

Insightful comment raises concerns about mother-in-law’s behavior.

MIL crosses the line and gets vomit in return

Curious about other issues in the MIL relationship.

MIL projectile vomits, but commenter curious if it’s just OP’s cooking.

Both parties have valid reasons, but someone has to clean up

Munchausen syndrome or drama queen? MIL’s projectile vomiting explained.

Poor communication leads to vomit-inducing family drama.

NTA stands up to Monster-In-Law who projectile vomits in house

NTA! MIL’s resentment towards DIL led to projectile vomit showdown

MIL’s projectile vomiting caused by son’s cruel demand. Emotional influence?

Redditor acknowledges husband’s support but advises unity in cleaning up

MIL’s extra shirt raises questions in NTA comment.

Defending her doesn’t justify his actions. Communication is key.

Spouse should clean up after his mom’s vomit. NTA.

MIL’s projectile vomiting may have deeper issues. Let her bring food

Family drama ensues as MIL projectile vomits over food anxiety

Harsh truth: commenter calls out dysfunctional family in blunt message.

Protect the child from this dumpster fire

Mother-in-law projectile vomits over food, husband defends but unreasonable.

Monster-in-law fakes vomiting, NTA for standing up to her.

Savage commenter calls out husband and in-laws for childish behavior

NTA for refusing to clean up MIL’s vomit, drama unfolds.

When a meal turns into a projectile vomit disaster… ESH.

Vomit-absorb powder is a game changer for ESH situations

Family drama and projectile vomit – NTA needs a break

Cleaning up projectile vomit unites couple, MIL still sucks.

MIL hates OP, but both OP and husband should have cleaned

Did you know some people can voluntarily vomit on command? ‍♂️

Avoid MIL’s cooking and don’t invite her for meals.

ESH, therapy needed after monster-in-law projectile vomits from panic attack

MIL projectile vomits after cruel demand, ESH in a circus

Is this a superpower or just stubbornness?

MIL refuses to eat, projectile vomits, and is a huge AH

Understanding MIL’s food issue, but ESH for vomit argument

YTA for not being understanding of trauma and causing humiliation

OP and husband’s blame game leaves MIL to deal with vomit

Suggestion to avoid food aversion and MIL’s vomiting incident

NTA leaning comment with valid questions and humor

Forced food, vomit, and a messy cleanup. ESH.

Threatening to leave with kids over vomit? ESH but understandable

Keeping a clean home is a shared responsibility.

Wild story, hope it gets sorted. Split cleaning in half

Compromising with a difficult mother-in-law is important, therapy recommended

MIL drama leads to projectile vomit and shared responsibility

Mom’s vomiting is the result of son’s cruel demand. NTA.