violence against a deceased person, continued

Hello,
Tonight I dreamed about her again. My mother-in-law and I were sitting on the floor while my husband stood in front of us, looking displeased. My mother-in-law and I were lecturing him about some of his very unpleasant attitudes toward a third person present in the same room. He was full of himself! Then my mother-in-law told him, "Listen, take stock of your progress since your marriage to Ladysally," and she listed my husband's assets. My husband left the room and waited for me outside. Meanwhile, I found myself in the kitchen, where I saw many bags of yogurt that she had previously drained and placed on wooden boards. It looked like a yogurt factory, with bags scattered on the floor, in a basin, and so on. I thought, "She’s always making such a mess." In fact, she was preparing all this for us for the long holidays. But we were already in Turkey, and I thought, "What does she think? I’m not going back yet." All this costs money, and why not, I asked myself as I woke up.

Thank you for your help
Ladysally

Hello Ladysally,

You’ve mentioned Turkey twice in your messages. Is your mother-in-law (and therefore your husband) Turkish? The yogurt and such also made me suspicious.

It’s a wink and has nothing to do with the interpretation of your dream, sorry, it’s just that I’m living in Turkey right now

Friendship,
Natou

Yes, I am Turkish, my husband is too, and so is my mother-in-law.

If I make a good deduction, you don't, for me it makes no difference for a dialogue as long as we respect each other and will continue to do so.

Culture and religion, etc., may differ. There will always be common ground, won't there!?

Best regards
Ladysally

Dear Ladysally,

My father is Turkish and my mother is French (of Brazilian and Italian descent). But I’ve always lived in France until four years ago. I feel a bit like a child of the world, you know.

You must have noticed, as you browse the various messages on the forum, that we all respect one another and are bound precisely by these values of tolerance and sensitivity.

Do not be afraid; here, neither culture, nor origins, nor past and personal backgrounds, nor beliefs influence the dialogues that members exchange. That is what makes it special and generous. I think everyone feels comfortable here, and so do I.

Take good care of yourself,

Natou