There are some things in the world that one can either love or hate. No in-between. Some examples are marmite, Valentine's Day, pineapple on pizza, and parents-in-law. Don't ask us why, but that's how things work in life. And considering that your partner may not be the best person of choice with which to rant about your in-laws, then online we go!
In fact, statistics show that both Gen X and baby boomers prefer Facebook. Hence, Twitter might be one of the few safe spaces left to crack jokes about in-laws without them seeing it! And many are already doing it. Sharing mother-in-law jokes, awkward encounters, or the passive-aggressive exchanges made over dinner, funny tweets about in-laws are simply top-tier. And honestly, in-law relationships are the best content source for funny, relatable tweets. Consider yourself lucky if you don't have in-laws (just yet) and can't relate!
Jokes aside, family is family, whether blood-related or because of marriage. Thus, there's no need to take these tweets seriously. After all, if they don't annoy you, are they really your family? Enough with the quips; below, we've gathered some of the funniest tweets about in-laws and family-in-law relationships for your steady dose of funny tweets this week. Found a funny tweet about in-laws relatable? Give it an upvote!
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Well, ever since some One in my family told that another some One inmy family pulls his pants down sticks his a*s out, and starts running around the house screaming " Im a baboon, Im a baboon " my life hasnt been the same... ( Alas Im using my real name here, as such i can not provide more details, all i can say is that the " baboon " is a 35 year old man.... )
"Yeah, I know. I'm still trying to retrain my husband who was apparently raised by wolves."
Oh I'm taking notes .. for me it's easy though, I simply have to remember to not talk about my prolapsed uterus at the dinner table .. every god damn time we see her!!
You said it, AND don't you just know that MIL will be complaining you did a C**P job at it.
I did that in my own household! That was after the same conversation everyday. I'd ask, "What do you want for dinner?" "What do we have?" Cue naming everything we have and receiving a no for each entree. I started cooking wtf I wanted and then ask what he wants and be like oh, well i made this instead.
When I got divorced I referred to my wonderful mother-in-law,who I wish I could've had visitation rights with, as my mother -out-law.
I have a strong scraping aversion. My in laws are awful at this. The worst… my MIL has an old metal pan she uses for mashed potatoes. Every time someone it starts to get low, she will scrape the inside of it with a metal spoon for 30 seconds straight to ensure the remaining potatoes are collected together neatly. The sound makes me want to rip my ears off. They also all seem to think you need to scrape your teeth on the fork with every bite. Dinners are agony…
Why are you complaining lol, my neighbour literally use to give 10€ to my brother everytime he greeted her.... ( I tried the same once, She Gave me nothing )
those are proper snacks. TF YOU TALKIN ABOUT, OAK AGED CHEDDAR CUBES FROM 1998 AND WINE MADE FROM GRAPES HAVING BEEN STOMPED BY AN ELEPHANT!
This is like me explaining to my mother-in-law that my brother was a vegan when my family came to her house for dinner. She was really sweet about it and made sure there was so so so so many different vegan dishes he could eat from (she's the type of person who will cook for 50 when it's only 10), but she kept quietly asking me the whole time " how does he survive???"
