There's no one-size-fits-all rulebook when it comes to navigating your relationship with your in-laws… and this episode proves it.

This week, Janelle answers a round of follower questions covering some of the trickiest, most uncomfortable situations women find themselves in. From being no contact with your in-laws while your husband and kids still see them, to navigating wildly inappropriate comments and expectations that cross every possible line.

She talks about the emotional whiplash of protecting your peace while still trying to keep things functional, what it looks like when your boundaries don't match your partner's, and why you are never wrong for trusting your gut.

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The holidays are over… and if you're still recovering emotionally, you're are most DEFINITELY not the only one.

This week on Still Talking About It, Janelle has a full holiday season post-mortem for you. Because we all need it. What went well, what absolutely did not, and why family dynamics somehow feel even louder when there's a tree involved.

She's also sharing some of the worst (and funniest) gifts listeners received from their in-laws this year. It's giving confusing, passive-aggressive, and "did you even try?" energy.

If you opened a gift and had to fake a smile so hard your face hurt, then buckle up, buttercup! This one's for you.

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Some grandparents think that when they say "I want to see the kids", it means you should immediately pack everyone up, drive across town, clear your schedule, and magically make it happen.

This week, Janelle answers a follower question about dealing with grandparents who feel entitled to time with their grandkids, and who expect visits to happen on their turf… at their convenience… on one of your only two days off.

The reality of modern parenting is that most families have two parents who both work outside the home, endless chores, weekend sports, grocery runs, meal prep, and whole host of other things to get done on the weekends. Not to mention the basic human desire to literally just breathe for five minutes.

Expecting your adult children to somehow squeeze a 4 hour visit at their house every Sunday is actually super out of touch.

SO, how can you shift the responsibility back where it belongs? And, how can you communicate with your parents or in-laws that if they truly want a meaningful relationship with your kids, they need to fit themselves into YOUR routine, not the other way around.

If you've ever been made to feel guilty for not spending your precious weekend sitting on someone else's couch, this one's for you.

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