‘I feel like I’m constantly being told I’m out of place in my own home’: Recently married woman tells mother-in-law to keep her decorative opinions to herself after an agonizing few months of her critiquing the woman's choices

When you finally move in with your significant other, it feels like the world is your oyster. Regardless of who makes most of the decorative decisions (cough, cough, YOU), you're just ecstatic that you finally share a roof with your one true love. Sharing the same walls and floors, though, really puts your relationship to the test. Between deciding on "soft ivory" or "eggshell" for the walls and finding out just how difficult using a measuring tape is, you also have people in your ear trying to tell you how to make your house a home.

The woman who posted this next story is struggling to find peace after her mother-in-law unwarrantedly criticized her decor choices more than once. The woman also explains that her husband is failing to stick by her side and defend her from his mother's wrath.

Commenters at the end of the story explain to the woman that she not only has a MIL problem, but a husband problem, too. If she's not allowed to make her house a home, then her MIL can't do it, either. Scroll below to read the rest of the story.